A stone is a solid mass that forms in a cavernous or hollow organ due to the accumulation of material from various causes. Most of them are caused by improper diet, diseases and other factors. Since the onset of the disease is different, the composition of stones and the symptoms caused by them are different, so there is no good way to treat stones, and specific analysis is needed. Although there are many types of diseases, there are three methods of treatment: conservative treatment, extracorporeal lithotripsy and surgical treatment, which should be considered according to the size, location and symptoms of the stones. or taking drugs to promote stone removal, antispasmodic and pain relief. It is commonly used for small and asymptomatic gallstones, bladder stones, ureteral stones, kidney stones, etc. 2. Extracorporeal lithotripsy: It is mainly used to treat urinary system stones such as kidney stones and upper ureteral stones with a diameter of more than 2 cm, using the energy of shock waves to crush large stones into small pieces, so that the stones are excreted with urine. It should be noted that if there is obstruction in the lower part of the stone, it cannot be treated by extracorporeal lithotripsy. 3. Surgery: In general, if the stone diameter is larger than 2 cm, the stone exists for a long time, and the patient has obvious pain, fever and other uncomfortable symptoms, surgery is needed to remove the stone. Minimally invasive surgery is suitable for small stones that can be removed by endoscopy, while open surgery is suitable for larger stones that are more difficult to be removed by endoscopy. In addition, avoid foods high in cholesterol and oxalic acid, such as animal offal, almonds, chocolate, spinach, etc., during the treatment of stones to prevent the re-generation of stones in the body, which can affect the patient’s treatment results and recovery.