The recovery time after a cervical fracture is usually more than 3 months, depending on the severity of the fracture, whether it is combined with spinal nerve injury, the patient’s age and other factors. Patients with simple cervical spine fracture without nerve injury can choose conservative treatment with cervical brace fixation for 4-6 weeks, and can usually recover in about 3 months; if combined with spinal nerve injury, recovery is more difficult and requires limb function rehabilitation training, and the recovery time is longer; patients who need surgical treatment need to be reset and fixed after local swelling is reduced and the condition is stable; patients with complete cervical spine injury leading to paraplegia may Patients with complete cervical spine injury leading to paraplegia may not be able to recover. Patients with cervical fractures should pay attention to neck immobilization during transport and should not move the patient’s neck without permission. Patients who are treated surgically or conservatively can be treated with medications to activate blood circulation and promote fracture healing, avoiding manual repositioning or direct massage as much as possible.