With the advent of an aging society, the incidence of prostate enlargement is rising year after year. Many elderly patients do not pay enough attention to the disease and delay treatment, and almost always have to seek standardized treatment only after the appearance of very serious symptoms or complications. As the best time for treatment is missed, elderly patients with cardiovascular disease and diabetes can only be treated conservatively, which brings mental and life burdens to the patients and their families. It is important for middle-aged and elderly people to detect the problem early and treat it early. The symptoms can’t be found in the early stages of prostate enlargement, there are many symptoms, all related to “urine”, manifested as frequent urination, especially the increase in the number of night urination; urinary urgency, not to the toilet to urinate out; weakness in urination, poor urination, thin urine stream, etc.. Symptoms alone are not all that is needed to determine the severity of the disease, but physical examination and imaging are also critical. The most common method of examination is ultrasound. It can reveal the size and shape of the prostate gland and also show if there are other lesions in the kidneys and bladder. Some people who have an examination find a large prostate with enlargement but no symptoms, a condition that does not necessarily require treatment. ultrasound to measure residual urine is convenient and reliable. A large amount of residual urine indicates a serious condition. The urine flow rate measurement is a test that has been introduced in recent years. The maximum urine flow rate in normal people is usually not less than 20 ml per second. Older people can be considered normal if they have more than 15 milliliters per second, and if they have less than 10 milliliters per second, it means they are seriously ill. The actual fact is that the elderly should not only pay attention to their urination in their daily lives, but also have regular medical checkups in urology. The actual fact is that you will find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time, and they’ve gotten worse, and they even have complications like hernias, urinary retention, hydronephrosis, and uremia. Therefore, the treatment cannot mechanically rely on drugs alone, but requires comprehensive treatment, including minimally invasive surgery, daily life diet regimen, etc., in order for the symptoms to improve. Many elderly patients, hypertensive and diabetic patients are suitable for this procedure. The patient will be able to move and eat normally the day after the surgery, and can be discharged three days after the surgery, with very little medication, no trauma on the body surface, and no stitches to remove, making it the best choice for treating prostate enlargement. In daily life, the elderly are careful not to hold their urine, and should urinate as soon as they have the urge to do so. It is not advisable to sit for a long time and ride a bicycle for a long time to avoid poor blood flow in the prostate department. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and most popular items. Prohibit the consumption of alcohol and drink more green tea.