Prostatitis and post-STD prostatitis can be a real pain for many men who suffer from it! Many of my patients have been treated with prostate injections to cure the “sufferers” of prostatitis, so I would love to introduce a treatment to you by writing some articles. The actual fact is that one of the main reasons why it is difficult to treat prostatitis and sexually transmitted diseases is that the prostate envelope is blocking many drugs, so that the drugs cannot reach the prostatitis lesions within the tissues, so that the doctor and the patient are looking forward to the disease! This is not as simple as an intramuscular injection, after all, the prostate is deep in the body. Here, I’ll briefly explain the medical anatomy of the prostate. The prostate gland has an upper transverse diameter of about 4 cm, a vertical diameter of about 3 cm, and an anterior-posterior diameter of about 2 cm. The surface is covered with a peritoneal membrane. The surface is wrapped with a fascial sheath called the prostate capsule. The prostate gland has a prostate vein plexus between the capsule and the prostate gland. The prostate gland resembles a chestnut upside down at the base of the bladder neck. The lower end, which is pointed and thin, is located on the urogenital septum and is called the tip of the prostate. The part between the base and the tip is called the body of the prostate. The back of the body is flatter and has a longitudinal shallow groove on the median line called the prostatic groove. The male urethra penetrates the prostate near the anterior edge of the base of the gland, through the anterior part of the glandular parenchyma, and out by the prostatic apices. Near the posterior edge of the base, a pair of ejaculatory ducts penetrate the prostate and open on the seminal caruncle in the posterior wall of the prostatic part of the urethra. The excretory ducts of the prostate gland open at the posterior wall of the urethral prostate. The prostate is divided into five lobes, called the anterior, middle, posterior, and bilateral lobes. The posterior lobe is located behind the middle lobe and both lobes, which are felt by the doctor during the rectal examination. The middle lobe is wedge-shaped and is located between the urethra and the ejaculatory duct. Prostate structure: The surface is covered by a very flexible 3-layer structure. The outer layer is made up of loose connective tissue and veins, the middle layer is the fibrous prostate structure sheath, and the inner layer is the muscle layer, the envelope of the prostate forms a “barrier” that protects the prostate. Our doctors inject into the prostate tissue through special injection needles by three routes: first, through the suprapubic area, second, through the perineum, and third, through the rectal wall. Each has advantages and disadvantages. For example, the rectal wall is susceptible to infection. It is normal to have hematuria after an injection through the perineum because the injection goes through the prostatic vein plexus. The injection can be combined with ultrasound if necessary. The actual antibiotics are usually the best way to select the antibiotics for the prostate fluid and other bacterial culture plus drug sensitivity, to achieve individualized treatment and targeted treatment. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a lot of money for a lot of things.