Uneven internal prostate echogenicity means that the internal echogenicity of the prostate is uneven on ultrasound, indicating that prostatitis may be present. Normal prostate periphery is intact and smooth, and the internal echoes are hypoechoic and evenly distributed. The main manifestation of chronic prostatitis ultrasound sonogram is the uneven echogenicity of the outer gland of the prostate, which can be seen as patchy hypoechoic, with irregular morphology and unclear borders. If the involvement range is large, it presents a large hypoechoic area, and the prostate lesions of some patients will have increased blood flow signals, and the diagnosis of the disease also needs to be combined with the clinical manifestations and laboratory tests. If the results of ultrasound examination are abnormal, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, with the help of the doctor to clarify the cause of the disease, and to carry out targeted treatment or therapy.