There is no “nemesis” for syringomyelia. Patients with syringomyelia need to choose non-surgical or surgical treatment options based on the cause of the condition, the amount of fluid accumulated, and other factors. 1. Non-surgical treatment: (1) For the slow progress of the disease, fluid accumulation, sheath tension is small, and no obvious symptoms of patients generally do not need special treatment. 2 years of age or less children’s syringomyelia can often be self-absorbed, generally do not need surgical treatment. (2) For acute testicular, epididymitis or trauma caused by syringomyelia, mainly to treat the primary disease. If the patient is accompanied by scrotal distension and severe pain, scrotal puncture and fluid extraction can also be performed. 2. Surgical treatment: (1) For syringomyelia in infants under 2 years of age, with congenital inguinal hernia or considering the possibility of testicular lesions, early surgical treatment is needed, and the surgical methods include testicular syringomyelia reversal, syringomyelia resection and so on. (2) Patients over 2 years old with traffic syringomyelia or larger testicular syringomyelia with clinical symptoms affecting the quality of life should be treated surgically. Surgical methods include testicular syringomyelia reversal, syringomyelia resection, etc. The cure rate is more than 99%. For patients with syringomyelia, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time for regular treatment and do not listen to prescriptions.