The treatment of prostatic hyperplasia is generally recommended in three steps: (1) If there are no clinical symptoms or mild symptoms that have no obvious impact on daily life, and the prostate hypertrophy is only found during the ultrasound examination of physical examination or rectal examination, the first step of treatment can be carried out, that is, waiting for observation; (2) If symptoms such as frequent urination, waiting for urination, weak urination and nocturia appear, the second step of treatment can be carried out, that is, medication, which can be (3) If medication is not effective, or if complications such as recurrent urinary tract infections, recurrent hematuria, bladder stones, or renal insufficiency occur, then the third step of treatment can be performed, which is surgery.