Prostatic cysts generally cannot heal on their own. They are cystic expansions within the prostatic ducts or acini. If a prostatic cyst is small, it typically does not cause any symptoms or harm to the body, and regular follow-up is sufficient. However, if a prostatic cyst is large, it can compress the urethra, leading to difficulty urinating or even urinary retention. If it presses on the rectum, it can also cause difficulty defecating. Larger prostatic cysts that cause symptoms may require surgical treatment, which can be done through open surgery or transurethrally to remove the cyst. Therefore, if a prostatic cyst is asymptomatic, it does not need treatment; if it is large and symptomatic, surgical treatment can be considered.