The most common misconceptions about prostatitis are that the prostate gland is thicker than the envelope, so there is no cure for the inflammation, which is one of the common misconceptions. This is a very common misconception. Some people use this as a gimmick to exaggerate the difficulty of treatment and induce patients to undergo physical therapy and injection therapy. These measures not only add to the economic burden of the patient, but also cause both physical and psychological harm to the patient. To illustrate whether or not prostatitis medication has an effect on this issue, first of all, it is important to clarify the concept that prostatitis is not equivalent to infection. Many people and even some doctors, think that inflammation is infection, is inflammation is having bacteria, this is not true. Most inflammation has nothing to do with infection and is sterile, just like arthritis. It is also because of the word ‘inflammation’ that many people confuse it with an infection. The majority of prostatitis has little to do with bacteria. The actual number of prostatitis is related to bacterial infection. The actual fact is that there is a lot of information that is clear, and the current study believes that only five percent of prostatitis is caused by infection! The actual cause of prostatitis is sometimes difficult to clarify, but the mechanism of prostatitis is really well researched, the most important mechanism is ‘urinary reflux’! The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The above flow of prostate fluid is the normal downward flow, while the so-called reverse flow is the reverse flow of urine into the prostate tissue! You may ask, why is there a backflow of urine? The reasons are complex, but of course the underlying reason is that various factors cause the pressure in the urethral duct to be higher than the pressure in the prostate duct, thus causing urine to flow backwards from the urethra into the prostate. Once urine enters the prostate, its chemical composition will irritate the prostate tissue and form prostatitis. Urine reflux is the generally accepted medical mechanism for the formation of prostatitis. Therefore, for the treatment of prostatitis, the only way to get the best results is to start with the mechanism of its formation. The aim of treatment is to reduce the pressure in the urethra and reduce the chances of reflux. There are also corresponding drugs that lower the pressure in the urethra (such as a receptor blockers). The principle of treatment is to lower the pressure in the prostate ducts and urethra, and when the pressure is lowered, the urinary reflux will be reduced or disappear, thus blocking the mechanism of prostatitis formation. With the relief of urinary reflux, the inflammation of the prostate will gradually subside. The actual fact is that a lot of people are not able to get a lot of money from the internet. Since bacteria are usually found in the lumen of the alveoli and ducts, the drugs must be able to penetrate the barrier between the bloodstream and the gland in order to be effective. The barrier does block certain drugs from entering the prostate, and at this point we can choose some fat-soluble drugs that can penetrate the barrier based on drug sensitivity tests. It is not the case that some people say that drugs cannot penetrate the envelope and require physical therapy or puncture injections! The actual fact is that the prostate’s envelope barrier does not affect the effectiveness of drug therapy! The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time.