Glandular cystitis has a long course and is prone to recurrence. It requires regular review after surgery and many precautions in daily life, such as avoiding holding urine and drinking moderate amounts of water. The cause of glandular cystitis is not particularly precise at present, and may be related to infection, stones and other chronic irritation. The main clinical symptoms are frequent urination, urinary urgency, painful urination and difficulty in urination. After the diagnosis of adenocystitis is confirmed, minimally invasive surgical treatment can be considered, and transurethral adenocystitis electrosurgery can be considered. Adenoidal cystitis has a long course and is prone to recurrence after surgery. It is important to alleviate negative emotions, actively cooperate with the treatment, pay attention to personal hygiene, quit smoking, drink moderate amounts of water, don’t sit for long periods of time to hold in urine, and undergo regular checkups. And once there is hematuria or bladder irritation signs, you should consult the doctor in time.