I. Rehabilitation treatment and care 1. Physical therapy: various physical factors (sound, light, heat, magnetism, etc.) can improve local blood circulation, relax muscles, eliminate inflammatory edema and local hard nodes, and relieve pain. Such as direct current drug ion introduction therapy, medium frequency electrotherapy, external light therapy and magnetic therapy, etc. 2.Tui-na and massage therapy: manipulation treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis can relax the tendons, disperse the stagnant blood and loosen the adhesions, so that the symptoms can be relieved or disappear. It can be divided into palm massage method, lumbar press and shake method, straight foot bending waist method and stirrup traction method. 3.External fixation treatment: In acute attack, bed rest should be taken for 2-3 weeks, and those with severe symptoms can be fixed with flexion type plaster undershirt or brace to reduce the movement of lumbar back extension; adopt effective and patient tolerable traction method, 1~2 times a day, 15~30 minutes each time, 2~3 weeks as a course of treatment. 4.After non-surgical treatment is ineffective and the symptoms are serious, surgical treatment can be used. The purpose of surgery is to relieve the compression of nerve tissue and blood vessels in the lumbar spinal canal, nerve root canal or intervertebral foramen. The common surgical methods are nerve root decompression, intervertebral plate enlargement, laminectomy (total laminectomy, hemi-laminectomy), etc., which can be applied according to the patient’s condition and the operator’s experience. Second, other considerations 1, psychological conditioning. Doctors and patients’ families should take the initiative to understand patients’ thoughts and psychological activities, educate and explain the relevant knowledge, eliminate patients’ fears, so that patients can actively cooperate with treatment. 2. Correct lying posture in daily life. Patients should sleep in a lateral posture in daily life to make the lumbar spine posteriorly convex in order to increase the volume of the spinal canal and reduce compression. 3.Functional exercise. After remission, the lumbar back and abdominal muscles should be strengthened, and at the same time, walking, sitting, squatting, and lateral outward swinging can be practiced to strengthen the leg muscles.