Prostate puncture biopsy is usually performed under local anesthesia, after the puncture is completed, you can usually move around on your own, but you need to avoid strenuous or prolonged activities, and you can resume your daily activities after 3 days if there is no secondary bleeding and other complications. In the prostate puncture biopsy within three days the wound has not healed, there may be edema and pain, you need to carry out anti-inflammatory treatment at regular intervals, 3 days or so the wound gradually recovered to resume daily activities, but you need to pay attention to can not carry out strenuous activities in order to avoid pulling to the prostate gland to affect the wound. During the recovery period, it is necessary to pay attention to not hold urine, do not sit for a long time, quit smoking and alcohol, as well as eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid eating spicy and irritating food, to reduce the stimulation of the prostate tissue. Prostate puncture biopsy is usually performed to rule out prostate tumors if the blood prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is high, or if nodules are detected during anal examination, or if nodules are detected by prostate MR.