The first thing to know about prostate stones Prostate stones are primary or endogenous, true stones that form in the prostate alveoli and ducts. These stones can be as small as a corn or as large as a pea, round or oval, or multifaceted, and can be one or several hundred in number, usually brown, dark brown or black in color. Prostate stones often harbor a large number of bacteria and therefore can often act as a core for infection, storing bacteria while antibiotics that inhibit bacteria have difficulty getting into the stones to work. Medical treatment of prostate stones Traditional surgery: The most common method is transurethral resection of the prostate and stones. It is mostly used for younger patients to avoid causing sexual dysfunction and for older and frailer patients to reduce the blow to the body. The disadvantage is that stones are not easily and completely removed. In contrast, for deep prostate stones and multiple stones, trans-perineal total prostatectomy can be used to remove the prostate and stones. If necessary, bilateral seminal vesicles can be removed. For large and multiple stones with prostatic hyperplasia, suprapubic prostatectomy and stone removal is recommended. However, for those who have periprostatitis, the surgery is more difficult. Traditional surgery for prostate stones is rarely used in medicine because of the greater chance of recurrence and the long recovery time and harm to the body. The advantages of minimally invasive surgery are small wounds, little pain and fast recovery. The minimally invasive surgical treatment of prostate stones is based on the traditional treatment with improvements and technological innovations, in the form of small incisions in the location of the prostate stones, to remove the stones inside the gland to achieve the purpose of treating prostate stones. The two are both surgical treatments, although minimally invasive surgery is more delicate than traditional surgery. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. 2, do not drink: even during the holidays or must be social occasions do not drink, or only drink a small amount of low alcohol. 3, drink more water: drink at least 7 glasses of water every day (about 2000 ml) every morning after waking up that a glass of water (70 ml). Such as drinking “a line of waterfall” tea, for poor urination of the middle-aged and elderly people more suitable. 4, moderate exercise: to do “five three seven”, five: at least five times a week exercise; three: each exercise has more than 30 minutes; seven: after each exercise, the actual number of heartbeats plus age to reach 170 beats per minute. 5, soon sit: sit for about an hour to stand up and move around. 6, pay attention to personal cleanliness and hygiene, wash your lower body once every night. 7.Keep your bowels open: have regular bowel movements every day, and eat more vegetables in your daily diet. Eat the right amount of fruit and the right amount of activity, in the event of constipation should be timely treatment. 8, do not overwork, avoid catching cold. Adjust the work, life rhythm, combine work and rest, avoid excessive fatigue. According to the change of temperature, add and remove clothes at the right time to avoid catching cold. 9, to maintain a relaxed mood, optimistic and open-minded, timely resolution of their bad mood. 10, over a regular, responsible sex life, not too often, but not without, generally to have sex the next day without fatigue is appropriate. Reference frequency by age group is as follows: under 30 years old, 2~3 times a week; 31~50 years old, 1-2 times a week; 51~60 years old, 2~3 times a month; over 60 years old, 1 time a month or 2 times every 3 months.