Book: UTI (PF)

NHS Pharmacy First assessment and treatment for urinary tract infections in women.

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About This Service
Pharmacy specialist service consultation

NHS Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Consultation

A urinary tract infection (UTI) happens when bacteria enter the bladder, causing burning when you pee, needing to go often and lower tummy pain. Through NHS Pharmacy First, our pharmacists can assess uncomplicated UTIs in women and supply treatment where clinically appropriate.

Key Benefits

Free NHS consultation — no GP appointment needed
Personalised 1-to-1 assessment with a clinical pharmacist
Treatment supplied during your visit if clinically appropriate
Referral to your GP or another service if you need it

What to Expect

1Your pharmacist asks about your symptoms and relevant medical history
2You'll discuss allergies and any medicines you're currently taking
3Self-care advice, and treatment if clinically appropriate, is provided
4You're referred to a GP or urgent care if your symptoms need it

Who is This Service Suitable For?

Women with burning, frequent or urgent urination
Women without fever, back pain or signs of a kidney infection
Women who are not pregnant
Anyone unsure whether their symptoms need a GP

Safety-netting

Seek urgent help if you develop a fever, pain in your back or side, blood in your urine, vomiting, or confusion — these can be signs of a kidney infection. Call 111, or 999 if symptoms are severe.