Chronic prostatitis is a common and frequent disease in urology, and the age of onset is mostly seen in young and middle-aged men. The cause of chronic prostatitis is currently unclear, and infection is not the only factor in its development. The international classification of chronic prostatitis into: chronic bacterial prostatitis, chronic pelvic pain syndrome and asymptomatic prostatitis. It is currently believed that chronic pelvic pain syndrome is predominant and is often used to denote an ineffable symptom or state resulting from prostate gland disease. Currently, its pathogenesis is unclear, its diagnosis is inconsistent, inaccurate and without uniform criteria, and its treatment is ineffective, thus causing pain, a significant decrease in quality of life, and even psychiatric symptoms in patients with this disease. (1) Symptoms The symptoms of chronic prostatitis are varied, lacking specificity, and are accompanied by psychological and sexual dysfunction. The common symptoms are ① Urethral “dripping white”, which is due to the increased secretion of prostatic fluid, more then overflowing into “dripping white”. It is often found in the morning after waking up that there is a thin watery secretion dripping from the urethra, or a thicker milky white mucus sticking to the urethra, more often seen at the end of urination or when relieving stool “dripping white”; ② abnormal urination: common urination dripping incomplete, urinary discomfort, urinary frequency, urinary urgency, burning sensation when urinating or see the urinary stream diverging, or (3) Effects on prostate adjacent tissues: such as perineal swelling, scrotal coldness, back pain, anal discomfort; (4) Sexual dysfunction: impotence, premature ejaculation, ejaculation pain, etc.; (5) Psychological disorders: fatigue, mental depression, insomnia, forgetfulness, depression, etc. (2) Diagnosis According to the diagnostic opinion of our “Prostatitis Diagnosis and Treatment Guide”: detailed history, comprehensive physical examination, routine examination of urine and prostate massage fluid, application of chronic prostatitis symptom score (patient self-completion and evaluation); prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test is required for those over 40 years old. (3) Principles of treating prostatitis: The first line of treatment is antibiotics, alpha-blockers (Gottlieb, Mashani, Cordova, Harlequin, etc.), anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs; the second line of treatment is heat therapy and phytochemicals; surgical treatment must be done with caution. Other treatments include prostate massage, prostate perfusion, psychotherapy, biofeedback, diet and lifestyle modification. (4) Chronic prostatitis syndrome prevention ① Life should be regular At present, many young and middle-aged men live irregular lives, causing physical fatigue, low immunity and susceptibility to acute prostatitis. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this. The actual fact is that you can find a variety of reasons to have a transient urinary abnormality, at this time you have to adjust your mind, no need to overstress, drink more water, the symptoms generally disappear quickly. If necessary, you can go to the regular hospital for examination, if the examination is not abnormal, you can carry out psychological treatment. The current study shows that psychotherapy and the application of anti-anxiety and antidepressant drugs are very effective in the treatment of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and popular items. The actual fact is that you will find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on their own. So don’t be overly nervous after symptoms appear, don’t believe in advertisements, adjust your mind and life routine, and only under the guidance of professional doctors can you be cured.