It is unlikely that prostatitis will cause a hernia. If a patient has prostatic hyperplasia and has difficulty urinating, he or she may develop an inguinal hernia because if the patient has prostatic hyperplasia that causes difficulty in urination, he or she will use abdominal pressure to assist in urination, and due to the increased abdominal pressure, this will cause the abdominal organs to enter the groin and develop an inguinal hernia, which requires treating the inguinal hernia and prostatic hyperplasia together, which also indicates that the patient has more serious symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia, so In this case, a urological ultrasound plus residual urine is needed to find out whether there is residual urine in the patient’s bladder after urination. If only the inguinal hernia is addressed, the inguinal hernia will recur after surgery.