Prostatitis is a very common disease, with the growth of age, in addition to wrinkles, weight in the longer, the male prostate may also become longer, so there is prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), when its gradual proliferation compression bladder outlet and urethra, will cause dysuria and other symptoms. Simply put, prostatitis causes hyperplasia of the prostate, and prostatitis increases the risk of prostate cancer (Pca). Prostate disease afflicts many men. Therefore, accurate diagnosis of prostate disease is very important for athletic patients to seek medical treatment in time. Multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mp-MRI) is a non-invasive imaging technique with superior diagnostic performance compared to other imaging modalities, such as ultrasound and computed tomography. It is widely used in the diagnosis of prostate disease. Advances in science and technology, high-field magnets and new magnetic coil designs (including intra-rectal coils and multichannel surface coils), as well as more advanced software and computational algorithms, allow more sophisticated functional imaging to be incorporated into clinical imaging. The diagnosis of prostate disease has also become faster and more accurate,bringing good news to athletic patients.