Mr. Zhao, who lives in Banan District, Chongqing, had a friction with another private car driver while driving, and the two got out of the car and did not negotiate properly, but pushed and shoved each other. The other party is a young man in his twenties, young and aggressive. In the process of shoving a 47-year-old Mr. Zhao pushed to the ground. Lying on the ground, Mr. Zhao did not move, the frightened young man rushed to call 120 to send Mr. Zhao to the first hospital affiliated with Chongqing Medical University. Six hours later, the unconscious Mr. Zhao regained consciousness. Under the questioning of Professor Yan Yi of the Department of Chiropractic Neurosurgery, the patient reported feeling weakness in the limbs, pain in the head and neck, both upper limbs and both shoulders, especially the pain in both upper limbs was very intense and could not be touched. The CT examination showed: cervical 5-6,6-7 disc protrusion, cervical spine and lumbar degeneration. According to Prof. Yan Yi’s examination, Mr. Zhao was diagnosed as: cervical 4-5, 5-6, 6-7 disc herniation; minor brain injury; primary hypertension grade 2; gallbladder stones. Professor Yan suggested an anterior cervical 4/5 and cervical 5/6 disc removal and internal fixation with bone graft fusion. The surgery took three hours and fifteen minutes and was completed successfully. One week later, Mr. Zhao was discharged from the hospital accompanied by his family. Prof. Yan introduced that Mr. Zhao was forced by external forces to aggravate the herniated disc and compress the nerves to cause weakness in the limbs and pain in the head and neck, both upper limbs and both shoulders. Clinically, most of the sudden cervical disc herniations encountered have paralysis as the first symptom, so they should not be ignored.