Chronic prostatitis patients urinate frequently mainly related to inflammation stimulation, but also prone to urinary urgency, urinary pain and other abnormal urinary symptoms. Chronic prostatitis is associated with pathogen infection, urine stimulation, and abnormal immune response. Pathogens cause irritation to local tissues, local congestion and edema, which may cause frequent urination symptoms. There are also some patients who are caused by being in a state of anxiety and tension after the disease. Patients are also prone to urinary abnormalities such as urinary urgency, urinary pain, and the feeling of incomplete urination. In addition, some patients with chronic prostatitis are prone to other symptoms such as pain in the pelvic region, sexual dysfunction, and hematospermia, which have an impact on quality of life and health. If the patient does not pay attention or take treatment measures, the condition is likely to worsen, inducing erectile dysfunction, infertility, epididymitis and other complications. It is recommended that those who are clearly suffering from chronic prostatitis follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, in order to promote the recovery of the health of the organism.