For the patient’s stomach stones, there is no such diagnosis in the clinical diagnosis, but the patient is mostly considered to have intra-abdominal stones. For patients with kidney stones, if the stones are small, they can drink more water and take oral lithotripsy pellets for stone removal treatment. If the urinary stones are large, ultrasound lithotripsy under ultrasound should be actively considered. If the patient has gallbladder stones, has abdominal pain, or has underlying disease, or has a family history of tumor, or has some more specific imaging manifestations, then laparoscopic cholecystectomy should be actively performed. For intrahepatic bile duct stones, if they are small and asymptomatic, patients need to consider taking Eusebio for active treatment, usually for about 3-6 months. For some stones in the common bile duct and common hepatic duct, removal of stones in the common hepatic duct or common bile duct under ERCP should be actively considered, and patients should be careful to eat less cholesterol-rich foods in general.