The primary function of applying heat to the abdomen for patients with chronic prostatitis is that it can accelerate the circulation of blood around the prostate. This facilitates the absorption of inflammatory substances in the prostate and accelerates blood circulation, which is beneficial for the recovery of the condition. The main symptoms of chronic prostatitis are frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination. Additionally, a small amount of white discharge may flow from the urethral opening after urinating. Due to the lengthy course of chronic prostatitis, treatment can be relatively difficult. In clinical settings, if chronic prostatitis patients have a bacterial infection, antibiotics are generally required. For prostatitis caused by non-bacterial factors, antibiotics are typically not necessary. During treatment, patients can also use a hot towel on the abdomen, take warm sitz baths, or receive prostate massages. These auxiliary methods have a certain therapeutic effect on the recovery of the condition. During treatment, the diet should be light, avoiding spicy and stimulating foods, and alcohol consumption should be avoided.