Prostatitis is a benign disease syndrome that occurs mostly in adult men. To date, the etiology of most chronic prostatitis remains unclear and the outcome has been less than satisfactory. It is now becoming clear that “prostatitis” is not a single disease: prostatitis occurs in different forms or syndromes, which have their own independent causes, clinical manifestations and outcomes. Therefore, the diagnosis must be made differently depending on the situation. 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. Bacterial prostatitis prostate massage fluid bacterial culture is positive, the causative organisms are mostly E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus, diphtheria-like bacilli and anaerobic bacteria. There are also some patients who are infected with pathogens such as Gram-positive bacteria, Chlamydia trachomatis, and Mycoplasma solani. Non-bacterial prostatitis has no history of urinary tract infection and negative culture, but there is a large number of inflammatory cells in the secretions. Prostate pain without signs of inflammation and normal prostate massage fluid. The chronic prostatitis clinical part of the patient can be asymptomatic, but most patients can have the following aspects or several aspects of performance: 1, urination: there are frequent, urgent, painful, difficult to urinate, nocturia, etc., some patients before and after urination and defecation through the urethra drops of thin, clear or milky liquid. 2, pain: lumbosacral and perineal soreness and pain or discomfort in the suprapubic area. 3, sexual function changes: premature ejaculation, seminal emission, loss of libido or impotence. Some patients have painful ejaculation and hematemesis. 4.Neurasthenia: insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, weakness, weakened self-confidence, etc. 5. Inflammation spreads to other tissues and organs, causing infections and causing allergic reactions in the body such as arthritis, neuritis, iritis, etc. The diagnosis of chronic prostatitis is based on the history and anal finger examination, but mainly relies on the following tests: 1, prostate fluid examination: prostate massage to obtain prostate fluid microscopy, more than 10 white blood cells per high-powered field of view or less than 10, but there are heaps of pus balls, lecithin water body reduction can generally make the diagnosis. 2. Bacterial examination. The method is to segment the urine and prostate fluid for bacterial culture plus count. The method is to sterilize the urethral orifice, leave 10 ml of initial urine as specimen VBl, 10 ml of middle urine as specimen VB2, then massage the prostate and obtain prostate fluid as specimen EPS and then urinate 10 ml as specimen VB3, all specimens are cultured plus counted, the bacterial count of EPS and VB3 is higher than VBI and VB2 in prostate infection, chronic bacterial prostatitis is different from other types of The main difference between chronic bacterial prostatitis and other types of prostatitis is that bacterial prostatitis has recurrent episodes of bacteriuria and bacterial cultures with more fixed strains of growth. The treatment of chronic prostatitis should be comprehensive according to its type, and the more commonly applied antimicrobials are: silicone such as ciprofloxacin, teribetol, can lead to bibetol,. The sulforaphane class includes SMZ+THP, erythromycin, roxithromycin, tylit, potent methotrexate, rifampin, tetracycline, etc. Due to the long duration of antimicrobial application, it is important to weigh the pros and cons and pay attention to the side effects of antimicrobials. Pay attention to consult a specialist clinician, do not just buy drugs from pharmacies by yourself and take them for a long time. Comprehensive treatment: Have regular sexual life, healthy exercise, and urination after ejaculation. Eliminate worries, participate in appropriate physical exercise, hot water sitz bath, prostate massage physiotherapy, Chinese herbal medicine to relieve spasm and pain. Nervous patients undergo psychotherapy, etc. Pollen extracts such as Prostate and Serniton are helpful in improving the signs and symptoms, and their mechanism of action is not clear. Local drug injection as well as the application of three lumen two capsule tube for urethral instillation of antimicrobial overcomes the blood a prostate barrier effect, which can make the antimicrobial diffuse to the whole prostate, so that there is a high concentration of antimicrobial in the prostate, which does play a therapeutic role for some patients.