Background: Cervical spondylosis causes nerve compression and pain due to spinal degeneration. Electromagnetic field therapy, combined with breathing exercises, offers a promising treatment approach for this condition. Aims: This study aims to assess the combined impact of electromagnetic field therapy and breathing exercises on pulmonary functions and arterial blood gases in moderate cervical spondylosis patients. Methods: The study explores responses to magnetic stimulation post-inspiratory muscle loading, assessing changes in inspiratory muscle strength and excitability. Electromagnetic therapy is integrated with Chinese medicine principles, utilizing bio-magnetic fields for treatment. Results: Increased inspiratory strength post-loading and relief from pain, inflammation, and swelling are observed with electromagnetic field therapy combined with breathing exercises. Conclusion: Integration of electromagnetic field therapy and breathing exercises shows promise for improving pulmonary functions, arterial blood gases, and overall quality of life in moderate cervical spondylosis. Further research is needed to validate these findings and explore long-term treatment efficacy.