Hot compresses are generally effective in treating cervical spondylosis. Hot compresses are mainly used to improve blood circulation in the neck and relax the stiff muscles in the neck to alleviate neck pain and improve the mobility of the cervical spine. Hot compresses have a good therapeutic effect on some neck symptoms caused by strain and cold, but the therapeutic effect of hot compresses is limited, and it can only alleviate the symptoms of cervical onset, but not on the cervical vertebrae of organic lesions to produce therapeutic effect. Therefore, patients with cervical spondylosis need to be assisted by other means, such as through magnetic therapy, traction, medication, etc., to relieve symptoms. In some severe cases, surgery may be required if conservative treatment is ineffective. In daily life, patients also need to reduce low head and excessive strain, etc. When cervical spondylosis is more serious, they should go to the orthopedic department of the hospital in time for further treatment.