UNCOMPLICATED URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS (UTIs)
What is an Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection? (UTI)
An uncomplicated UTI is a bladder infection that typically causes discomfort or pain when passing urine.
Common Symptoms
- A burning sensation during urination
- A strong, sudden urge to urinate
Exclusion Criteria - Who is this Service not suitable for ?
- Pregnant people
- People who are experiencing fever
- People who have back pain
- Male patients (require GP referral)
- Individuals aged less than 16 years
- Individuals aged more than 64 years
If you are feeling generally unwell or have symptoms that could indicate sepsis, seek urgent medical care from your GP or your nearest Emergency Department.
What Happens Next ?
To allow the pharmacist to determine whether you are suitable for treatment under the Common Conditions Service, you will need to provide some additional information. Please follow the instructions provided to submit your details.
Once your information has been received, the pharmacist will review it and contact you by phone. Depending on the details you provide, the pharmacist may: arrange an in-person consultation at the pharmacy, offer advice and treatment, or refer you to another appropriate healthcare professional if this service is not suitable for you.
Information on this page is for guidance only and does not replace a medical diagnosis.