Ureteral cysts can generally be treated by minimally invasive surgery, usually is not considered a major surgery, the current commonly used surgical procedures for transurethral ureteral orifice cyst electrocautery, the patient may appear urinary tract obstruction and symptoms of infection, it is recommended that timely treatment. Ureteral cysts, early clinically asymptomatic, later mainly urinary tract obstruction, causing recurrent urinary tract infections, may lead to urinary frequency and urgency. Patients can follow the doctor’s advice to choose transurethral ureteral cyst electrocision and other surgical treatment, after surgery, the prognosis is better, generally no malignant lesions possible. Due to the small opening of the cyst, persistent obstruction of the ureteral orifice may lead to hydronephrosis, as well as difficulty in urination or interruption of urine flow due to the blockage of the bladder neck by the cyst. Ureteral cysts can be treated by minimally invasive surgery, which is not considered a major surgery, and patients are advised to go to regular hospitals to have the surgery performed by professional doctors.