Chronic prostatitis is more common in clinical practice, with diverse and complex clinical manifestations, and its causes are not yet fully understood. It is difficult for any of the current treatments or medications to cure or provide complete relief from the symptoms. The current expert consensus is that for chronic prostatitis patients should be individualized for each patient’s specific situation, using a variety of therapies. The main methods to choose from are as follows: 1. Anti-infection treatment According to the summary of multiple studies, more than 40% of patients respond better to anti-infection treatment. It is generally believed that quinolones plus compounded sulfonamides are the mainstay, or you can choose to use anti-infective drugs based on the results of prostate fluid culture, combined with the hospital’s own situation. The general course of treatment is 3 to 6 weeks, and poor efficacy is not recommended for continued application. 2, a receptor blocker part of the chronic prostatitis patients onset and symptoms of the main cause is the posterior urethra resistance increased, resulting in urinary incomplete urination, etc., followed by urine reflux to the prostate gland leading to chemical prostatitis, so the current routine use of a receptor blocker, clinical practice has proved to be very effective. It is best to do urine flow rate and urodynamic examination before treatment for those who are in a position to do so. It is best to use M receptor blockers such as flavonoid permethrin and tolterodine along with anti-inflammatory treatment, and studies have shown that the drugs can make more than half of the patients have relief from urinary tract irritation. 4. Physical therapy includes various forms of heat therapy. Due to the possible effects on testicular function, it should be used with caution in male patients with fertility requirements.