Some patients with prostatitis can show weakness, mainly seen in patients with chronic prostatitis, with a longer duration of disease and unsatisfactory treatment. In addition to abnormal changes in urination, patients with prostatitis can also be complicated by a series of changes such as sexual dysfunction, prostate pain, and psychological disorders. Sexual dysfunction manifests itself as impotence and premature ejaculation, which aggravates the physical or psychological burden of patients. Prostate pain is manifested as vague pain in the perineum, scrotum, inner thighs, and small abdomen, with multiple wandering parts, which seriously bothers patients and affects their daily life or work. The above-mentioned symptoms aggravate and prolong the course of the disease, and also aggravate the psychological burden of the patient, the symptoms of anxiety and nervousness, followed by mental lethargy and weakness.