Prostate cysts are benign cysts caused by some congenital factors. Whether prostate cysts 5*6mm need treatment needs to be evaluated by the doctor and judged according to the patient’s condition, physical condition and so on. When the prostate cyst is 5*6mm and the patient does not have obvious symptoms, usually no special treatment is needed, and follow the doctor’s instructions for follow-up observation. When the cyst appears some abnormalities, such as pressure to the urethra and other surrounding tissues and organs, or the prostate cyst itself secondary infection, bleeding, etc., the patient may appear frequent urination, urinary difficulties, urinary incontinence, pus urine and other symptoms, then need to actively carry out treatment. Common treatment methods include medication and surgery. Commonly used cephalosporin, amoxicillin and other drugs for prevention and control of infection, if necessary, the use of surgical treatment methods, such as cyst decapitation, endoscopic minimally invasive treatment. Patients with prostate cysts usually need to pay attention to avoid sitting for a long time, and actively participate in exercise to promote blood circulation in the perineum and other parts of the body. If a physical examination reveals a prostate cyst of 5*6mm, a doctor should assess whether treatment is needed. Prostate cysts that do not require treatment for the time being should be reviewed regularly so that the cysts do not increase in size and affect the function of other tissues and organs. If treatment is needed, you should actively cooperate with your doctor.