Prostatitis often have urinary frequency performance, but urinary frequency is not necessarily prostatitis, caused by urinary frequency causes more, as follows: 1, physiological situation of drinking a lot of water, increased intake, urine volume will also increase, the number of times of urination will also increase, so as to appear urinary frequency; 2, in the case of pathological conditions, such as diabetes mellitus drinking polyuria, urethritis patients; 3, part of the inflammatory stimulus will also cause urinary frequency, such as acute cystitis, urethritis, Pyelonephritis; 4, some non-inflammatory stimuli can also appear frequent urination symptoms, such as lower ureteral stones stimulation of the bladder triangle; 5, the reduction of bladder capacity can also significantly lead to frequent urination, such as intravesical occupying lesions, bladder tumors, the uterus of a pregnant woman to increase the compression of the bladder can also cause a reduction of bladder capacity, bladder tuberculosis, interstitial cystitis leads to contracture of the bladder wall, the bladder of the larger bladder stones can cause a reduction in the effective volume of bladder, thus resulting in frequent urination. Reduced effective capacity, resulting in frequent urination; 6, neurogenic urinary frequency; 7, functional urinary frequency of the bladder, such as overactive bladder disease can also cause urinary frequency. All physiologic, pathologic, and psychogenic multifaceted causes can lead to urinary frequency, and prostatitis is one of the possibilities, with different treatment options depending on the type of prostatitis. Prostatitis is categorized as type I, type II, type III, and type IV. Type I prostatitis is usually acute bacterial prostatitis, which can be cured with antibiotic treatment; type II and type III are chronic prostatitis, which are not clinically well defined, but are not sufficiently life-threatening to threaten the patient’s life as well as threaten the functioning of vital organs, so that not all patients need to be treated; and type III is the most common form of prostatitis, which can be cured by antibiotic treatment. The goals of treatment for prostatitis are mainly to relieve symptoms, relieve pain, improve urinary symptoms, and improve quality of life; type IV asymptomatic prostatitis does not require treatment. For chronic prostatitis, medication is only one of the aspects that can bring limited help, on the other hand, it is vital to develop good habits, such as avoiding sedentary activities, avoiding staying up all night, drinking more water, drinking less alcohol, less socializing, avoiding spicy food, and having a moderate sex life, having a sex life that is too frequent or not having a sex life is not right, it will induce prostatitis, and proper exercise is also necessary, and it can be a certain degree to prevent prostatitis recurrence.