UTI assessment in Muirend,
free on the NHS.
If you have symptoms of an uncomplicated urinary tract infection, our prescribing pharmacist at Muirend Pharmacy can assess you and provide treatment where clinically appropriate — without a GP appointment.
Cost
Free NHS service
Eligibility
Women 16+
Duration
15 minutes
Who this is for
This service is available for women aged 16 and over who have symptoms of an uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection. Eligibility is confirmed at assessment.
Common symptoms
- ·A burning or stinging sensation when urinating
- ·Needing to urinate more often than usual
- ·A sudden strong urge to urinate
- ·Urine that appears cloudy or has an unusual smell
- ·Discomfort or pressure in the lower abdomen
This service is not suitable if you
- ·Are male
- ·Are under 16
- ·Are pregnant
- ·Have a fever or loin pain (kidney area)
- ·Have had symptoms for more than 7 days
- ·Have had three or more UTIs in the past year
- ·Are catheterised or have a urinary stent
If you don't meet the eligibility criteria, we'll help you access the right care quickly.
What happens at your appointment
01
Book
Book online or call us. A short health check questionnaire will be sent to you to complete before your visit.
02
Arrive
Come to 521–523 Clarkston Road at your appointment time. A private consultation room is available.
03
Assessment
Our prescribing pharmacist reviews your symptoms and health history and may carry out a dipstick urine test.
04
Next steps
Treatment is provided where clinically appropriate. If further investigation is needed, we refer you to your GP.
When to seek urgent care
Go to your GP today, or call NHS 24 on 111, if you develop a high fever, shaking or chills, pain in your back or sides (loin area), or feel very unwell — these may suggest a kidney infection requiring urgent treatment.
Call 999 or go to A&E if you are severely unwell, have blood in your urine with no other explanation, or experience confusion or difficulty breathing.
Clinically reviewed by
James McKeever
Superintendent Pharmacist · GPhC reg. 1042294
Last reviewed: 17 June 2026