? It is a common disease in adult men, and about 30 to 50 percent of men have had prostatitis at some point in their lives, even if it seriously affects their quality of life. The pathogenesis of chronic prostatitis is still not fully understood, and the treatment of chronic prostatitis is not as good as it could be. The most important thing is that the patient’s health is not only a matter of the patient’s health, but also of the patient’s health. Chronic prostatitis symptoms. The prevalence of chronic prostatitis is also likely to increase with prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer. Nickel et al. applied the National Institutes of Health Prostatitis Symptom Score (NIH-CPSl) survey and found that 29% of 2987 adult male community residents had prostatitis-like symptoms. It can be said that chronic prostatitis is gradually becoming a social health care problem. In China, prostatitis accounts for about 33% of the total number of urology outpatients, and the age of onset is mostly between 20 and 50 years old. The most important thing is that the patient’s age is between 20 and 50 years old. The patients were from all levels of hospital urology departments in Anhui province, and their ages ranged from 20 to 59 years old. The questionnaire included age, height, weight, educational background, personal habits, occupation, course of disease, treatment, prostate fluid examination and NIH-CPSI score. The results showed that 2,498 valid questionnaires were returned (response rate 83.3%), of which 78.2% were for age <40 years, 52.3% were for pelvic discomfort or pain, 21.8% were for sexual discomfort, 74.4% were for dyspareunia, 65.8% were for urinary frequency and 23% were for painful urination. The majority of patients received antibiotic treatment, but only 34.9% of patients were satisfied with the past treatment effect. 2 Progress in the treatment of chronic prostatitis 2.1 Application of antibiotics: Antibiotics for bacterial prostatitis are well recognized. The most important thing is that it is not necessary to add antibiotics to the treatment of non-bacterial prostatitis, but when other pathogenic microorganisms such as mycoplasma and chlamydia are clinically suspected, most scholars advocate the application of antibiotics. 2.2 Application of alpha-blockers: For patients with symptoms of bladder outlet obstruction, urodynamic tests also indicate that the prostate gland has a high concentration of alpha-blockers. The use of alpha blockers can relax the tense bladder neck and prostate, improve urinary dysfunction, eliminate urinary reflux in the prostatic duct system, and thus improve or eliminate the symptoms of such patients. 2.3 Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: For those with perineal discomfort, hidden pain, and discomfort in urination, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can be used to reduce symptoms and inflammation. 2.4 Chinese medicine for chronic prostatitis: Chinese medicine has its unique superiority in the treatment of chronic prostatitis. Different routes of administration and dosage forms can be used according to the specific conditions of the patients, such as oral administration, sitz bath fumigation, rectal medication, Chinese medicine preparation prostate puncture injection, Chinese medicine acupoint injection and external application. However, Chinese herbal medicine in the process of use also because of the soup, decoction, lotion and other methods of use is not convenient, affecting the promotion and use of Chinese medicine. Attention should be paid to the combination of Chinese and Western medicine and comprehensive treatment. For acute bacterial prostatitis, it is important to combine the results of the bacterial culture drug sensitivity of the prostate fluid with antibiotic treatment, together with Chinese medicine treatment. In contrast, chronic non-bacterial prostatitis can be treated mainly with Chinese medicine, supplemented by antibiotics or treated with pure Chinese medicine. 3 Summary In summary, due to the complex etiology of chronic prostatitis, we need to recognize that it is a comprehensive process and take targeted measures for different conditions. For urologists and male physicians need to further deepen their understanding of its clinical importance, further determine the etiological basis that causes the subjective and objective manifestations, improve the assessment tools, and gradually establish an evidence-based medicine based treatment plan to adapt to objective needs, for The study will be carried out in the following areas