The treatment of renal tuberculosis includes drug therapy and surgical treatment, as follows: Non-surgical treatment 1. Indications: (1) Preclinical renal tuberculosis; (2) Unilateral or bilateral renal tuberculosis with small foci; (3) Active tuberculosis in other parts of the body that are temporarily inadvisable for surgery; (4) Bilateral or solitary renal tuberculosis that is advanced and inadvisable for surgery; (5) Patients with other serious diseases that are temporarily inadvisable for surgery; (6) Cooperate with surgery (6) To be used before and after surgery. 2. drugs: (1) rifampicin (2) isoniazid, (3) pyrazinamide (4) ethambutol (5) cycloserine 3. combination and short-term chemotherapy: rifampicin + isoniazid + pyrazinamide for 2 months, rifampicin + isoniazid for 4 months, total course of treatment for 6 months, when taking the above drugs, the whole day dose should be taken in one dose half an hour before meals. Surgical treatment 1. Indications for nephrectomy: (1) severe destruction or complete loss of renal function on one side due to tuberculosis, while the other side is functioning well or can afford the function of the affected kidney; (2) renal tuberculosis with renal ureteral obstruction and secondary infection; (3) renal tuberculosis combined with hemorrhage; (4) renal tuberculosis combined with uncontrollable hypertension; (5) non-functional renal tuberculosis after calcification; (6) tuberculosis bacteria resistant to drugs. (6) Drug-resistant tuberculosis with ineffective drug therapy. (2) Fibrotic stenosis in the renal calyces or funnel, which is difficult to control with drugs; (3) Partial nephrectomy for regional lesions in any part of the kidney, but the remaining part of the kidney must be more than 1/3 to 1/2 of a kidney. 3. indications for nephrectomy: suitable for individual closed renal tuberculosis cavities of small extent that do not heal for a long time.