If there are no symptoms such as pain, numbness, and unsteady walking, 4/5 cervical vertebrae hyperplasia can be treated without special treatment and proper maintenance of cervical vertebrae is sufficient. If symptoms such as pain, numbness and unsteady walking occur, surgical treatment is preferred. If conservative treatment is ineffective and the condition continues to progress, surgical treatment can be considered. 1. Conservative treatment: Appropriate physical therapy, such as hot compresses, can be applied to the cervical spine. Appropriate weight traction can be applied under the guidance of doctors, and painkillers such as celecoxib and etoricoxib can be used according to the condition. 2. Surgery: Common surgical procedures include anterior cervical decompression and posterior cervical decompression. Through surgery, the volume of cervical spinal canal is enlarged, thus improving the symptoms. Cervical spondylolisthesis is a common disease in clinic. Once it occurs, it should go to the hospital in time and be diagnosed and treated under the guidance of professional doctors.