Frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, incomplete urination, burning in the urethra; a small amount of white discharge from the urethra in the morning, at the end of urination or during defecation. The above symptoms may be associated with urinary tract infections, urinary stones, bladder outlet syndrome and other diseases, but the most common is caused by prostatitis, of which chronic prostatitis accounts for a large part. What are the other symptoms of chronic prostatitis? If you are experiencing some of the symptoms mentioned above, it is possible that chronic prostatitis is the cause. If you have some of the symptoms mentioned above, it may be due to chronic prostatitis. In order to facilitate your self-testing, a chronic prostatitis self-test form is attached at the end of this article, which can be seen by scrolling down and scanning the QR code. The actual fact is, the self-test is not a confirmation of the diagnosis, and if the discomfort is severe, I still strongly recommend that you go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Therefore, if you want to improve the symptoms, you need to 1, avoid sitting for a long time; 2, drink alcohol in moderation; 3, adhere to the exercise; 4, avoid holding urine; 5, desire to be moderate. Prostate massage can promote blood circulation in the prostate gland, empty the gland, promote drainage, and increase the concentration of local medication, thus relieving the symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended as an adjunctive therapy and can effectively shorten the course of the disease when combined with other treatments. Research has shown that acupuncture is effective in the treatment of chronic prostatitis, and has a significant effect on the patient’s urinary abnormalities and pelvic pain. Commonly used acupoints are kidney yu, Zhongsiao, Huiyang, Sanyinjiao, Chibian, Shui Dao, Guanyuan and so on.