If a cystostomy is performed for reasons such as urethral stones or urethral strictures, recovery is usually possible. For serious conditions such as nerve damage, recovery may not be possible. The purpose of a cystostomy is to temporarily or permanently help a patient with a difficult urination situation. Determining whether or not a person can recover from a cystostomy depends on the actual situation and cannot be generalized, but depends mainly on the cause of the condition. Usually, for patients suffering from urethral stones, urethral stenosis and other diseases, cystostomy can often be recovered, which is a temporary treatment. However, for people with neurological damage, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, etc., patients with serious conditions may not be able to recover from a cystostomy, or the chances of recovery are relatively small, and a permanent cystostomy is required. Patients need to strengthen local care after cystostomy, go to the hospital for follow-up on time, and actively cooperate with the doctor to treat the original disease.