ABSTRACT
The main symptom of chronicprostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) include perineal pain or discomfort, lower urinary tract symptom, mental and psychological problems, and sexual dysfunction (SD). Numerous studies confirmed a higher probability than normal in people suffering from the CP/CPPS accompanied by SD. It was characterized by repeated attacks and difficulty in curing. As a heterogeneous syndrome, the available evidence fails to indicate its pathogenesis and first-line diagnosis and treatment. This article reviews the epidemiological characteristics, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of CP/CPPS with SD, and further explores the combined treatment of UPOINT(S) clinical phenotype classification system and multimodal therapy.