The pars plana can be completely untreated as long as there are no clinical symptoms. In daily life, the paravicular bone accounts for 10%-20% of all total humans, and some of them will have symptoms such as pressure, swelling and pain within a certain period of time. At this time, you can do systematic treatment, such as wearing loose shoes, doing microwave physiotherapy to the local area, you can take oral or topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or even do local closure treatment. However, as long as there are no symptoms, there is no need to make special treatment for it. In addition, only a very small number of patients with relatively large pars plana, which can cause stubborn and prolonged pain, can have their pars plana surgically removed, and after that, they will be cured naturally.