What are the treatment methods for Chlamydia pneumoniae infection?

Patient's question:

Here I went to the hospital for a detailed examination of the routine urine test EPS. Examination: Culture: Leukocytes + CT negative Erythrocytes - uU positive Pus + mH negative Phospholipid bodies + Other - uU Ureaplasma urealyticum + uU >= eight directions CCU

Doctor's answer:

The routine examination results of your prostatic fluid show: increased white blood cells, increased lecithin bodies, and a positive ureaplasma test, suggesting a moderate prostatitis caused by ureaplasma infection.
Recommendation: This type of prostatitis is not severe, and timely targeted medication can help it recover quickly. In this case, it is recommended to perform bacterial culture and drug sensitivity testing on the prostatic fluid. Then, based on the results of the drug sensitivity test, high-sensitivity drugs can be administered via intravenous drip shock therapy or directly through the prostatic duct.