The treatment of cervical spine bumps needs to be decided according to the specific nature of the bumps: 1. It may be a subcutaneous lipoma, if the bumps are not significantly enlarged and do not affect the aesthetics there is no need for special treatment. If the tumor does not break down, it is best to cut open the skin and remove the secretions of the tumor as well as the outer envelope in order to effectively prevent its reappearance. If the tumor has already broken down, it should be cut open and drained by placing drainage strips, and the medication should be changed regularly for gradual healing. 3. There may be abnormal distribution of fat layer in the 7th spinous process of the cervical vertebrae and the 1st spinous process of the thoracic vertebrae to form a rich bag, and no special treatment is needed in this case without symptoms. 4. There may be a hematoma formed after an injury to the cervical vertebrae, resulting in the gradual increase of bruising and edema, and no special treatment is needed in this case. This situation also does not require special treatment, just pay attention to rest and avoid re-injury. If the location of the hematoma is liquefied after a long period of time, it can be punctured with an empty needle to extract the blood inside the hematoma, and if it is not liquefied, the hematoma can be slowly absorbed on its own.