Laser lithotripsy is generally painless, but some patients may experience pain after the procedure due to different sensitivities to pain, but the pain is mostly tolerable and there is no need to be overly concerned. Laser lithotripsy utilizes a specific wavelength of laser light to break larger stones in the body into smaller ones so that they can be expelled through the urine on their own, thus relieving the patient’s painful symptoms. Its treatment is characterized by no incision, high safety and good efficacy. The patient is under anesthesia during the laser treatment, and generally does not experience pain during the procedure. However, some patients may feel localized discomfort after laser treatment, which is mostly a tolerable level of pain, and patients do not need to worry too much. After the treatment, you should also drink water diligently to facilitate the discharge of stones from the body. Patients in daily life, need to appropriate exercise, maintain a healthy weight, while regular routine, to ensure sufficient rest time, do not overwork. Diet, eat less food containing too much purine, such as animal offal, pork, tuna and so on.