What are the reasons for the long-term non-curable prostatitis in men?

Patient's question:

Prostate disease for many years, always difficult to heal, what is the reason

Doctor's answer:

I. The prostate is encased in a tough lipid membrane externally, which hinders drug penetration into the gland. Therefore, regardless of whether the medication is administered rectally, through intravenous infusion, or orally, even with large doses, it is difficult for the drug to penetrate the prostate tissue, failing to achieve effective therapeutic concentrations and sterilization effects.
II. Inflammation and adhesion can cause blockages at the prostate duct openings. The long-term retention of harmful substances within the gland leads to swelling, producing various discomfort symptoms, and may even impair sexual function. Simple treatments such as medications or radiofrequency therapy cannot clear the blocked ducts, allowing harmful substances and toxins to be expelled from the body. As a result, if prostate diseases are not treated thoroughly, patients are prone to recurrent and prolonged symptoms.