Chronic prostatitis does not cause connective tissue external hemorrhoids. There are many causes of connective tissue external hemorrhoids, including subluxation of the anal cushion, obstruction of rectal venous return, and perianal infections. Most of the chronic prostatitis due to pelvic and prostate congestion, the main manifestation of frequent urination, urinary incontinence, perineum or lower abdominal pain and discomfort and accompanied by hypogonadism and other symptoms, can be iritis, arthritis, neuritis, myositis, infertility and other complications, will not lead to connective tissue external hemorrhoids. The causes of connective tissue external hemorrhoids are often the following: 1. anal cushion downward displacement: the anal cushion plays a role in closing the anal canal and restraining defecation, but when the elastic retraction of defecation is weakened, the anal cushion will be congested, downward displacement and hyperplasia and hypertrophy, forming hemorrhoids. 2. Rectal venous reflux obstruction: due to the thin wall of the upper and lower rectal venous plexus, shallow position, and the end of the rectal mucosa tissue relaxation, easy to blood stasis and venous expansion. Prolonged sitting and standing, constipation, pregnancy, prostate hypertrophy, pelvic tumors and other factors can cause rectal venous reflux obstruction, which in turn induces the formation of hemorrhoids. 3. Perianal infection: Perianal infection can cause perivenous inflammation, making the veins lose elasticity and expand. In addition, long-term drinking and eating a lot of stimulating food can make the local congestion, malnutrition can make the local tissue atrophy weakness, can trigger the formation of hemorrhoids. In summary, chronic prostatitis generally does not lead to connective tissue external hemorrhoids. Patients are advised to maintain good dietary habits in their daily lives. If symptoms such as anal discomfort, itching or dampness and uncleanliness occur, please go to the hospital in time for treatment and diagnosis under the guidance of the doctor.