NHS Pharmacy First · Women 16–64
Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
Burning when you pee or needing to go more often? Our pharmacists can assess uncomplicated UTIs in women aged 16 to 64 and supply NHS treatment where appropriate.
UTIs are common infections of the bladder or urethra. Under Pharmacy First, our pharmacists can treat uncomplicated UTIs in women aged 16 to 64 without a GP appointment. Men, children and pregnant women with UTI symptoms should contact their GP.
Common symptoms
- Pain or a burning feeling when peeing
- Needing to pee more often or more urgently than usual
- Cloudy, smelly or bloody pee
- Pain low down in your tummy
How we can help
- A confidential consultation in a private room
- NHS treatment for uncomplicated UTIs where appropriate
- Advice on easing symptoms and preventing UTIs coming back
When to get urgent help: contact NHS 111 or your GP urgently if you have a high temperature, shivering, pain in your lower back or sides, feel sick or are being sick, or feel confused.
NHSRead more about urinary tract infections on the NHS website
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