At present, the abuse and non-regulation of antibiotics in the treatment of chronic prostatitis is a very serious problem. How can we achieve reasonable and standardized use? Some experts have proposed standardized principles of antibiotic treatment that patients can refer to when receiving treatment. 1, choose antibiotics that have better sensitivity to known or highly suspected pathogens and that can pass through the prostate envelope better. If conditions permit, be sure to do a bacterial localization test.2. Acute exacerbations of chronic prostatitis.3. Chronic bacterial prostatitis.4. For chronic inflammatory prostatitis with negative bacterial cultures, there are typical symptoms and bacteriologic or immunologic evidence supporting the presence of infection.5. The minimum antibiotic treatment cycle is 2-4 weeks. If symptoms do not improve, treatment should be stopped and the treatment plan reevaluated; if symptoms If symptoms improve, treatment should be continued for at least 2-4 weeks to achieve clinical cure with the expectation of complete clearance of the pathogen.6. The duration of treatment should not exceed 6-8 weeks for those who are ineffective with antibiotic therapy.7. Antibiotic therapy may be considered for patients with associated prostate stones or calcified spots, but even if the prostate fluid is negative for bacterial culture, considering that it may be a place of bacterial colonization.8. Since quinolones have The first recommendation is to use quinolones because of their better penetration of the prostate envelope and broader antibacterial spectrum.