Prostate massage is often used for patients lying on knees and chest. Operators wear rubber gloves and lubricate them with paraffin oil and vaseline. First gently massage around the anus with the index finger, then slowly insert the sphincter into the anus and massage the prostate with the last segment of the index finger. The specific massage method is to press 3-4 times from both sides to the middle, and then massage from top to bottom to make the prostatic fluid squeeze out of the external urethral orifice. Ask the patient's feelings during the operation to avoid unnecessary injury caused by rough operation. After the massage, let the patient urinate and discharge the inflammatory substances in the urethra. Prostate massage is an adjuvant therapy, which can promote prostate emptying and discharge inflammatory substances, thus alleviating the accumulation of prostatic fluid, improving local blood circulation and promoting the absorption and regression of inflammation. Massage can be used as a simple and effective treatment for patients with full and soft prostate and more secretions, usually 2-3 times a week for more than two months, and combined with other treatments as an auxiliary treatment for type ⅲ prostatitis. However, for type I prostatitis, namely acute prostatitis, prostate massage is prohibited.