- WOMEN'S HEALTH
Cystitis Treatment Treatment
Cystitis can be uncomfortable and disruptive. Get a quick, private assessment from a prescriber and the right treatment to feel better fast, no GP appointment needed.
Qualified pharmacists
Same-day appointments
Transparent pricing
Convenient local service
- HOW IT WORKS
Treatment in Three Simple Steps
No GP appointment, no waiting room. Start online and a qualified pharmacist handles the rest, discreetly.
Complete a Quick Assessment
Pharmacist Review
A prescriber reviews your answers and recommends suitable treatment.
Collect or Receive
Pick up discreetly in Brentwood, or have your treatment delivered.
- YOUR OPTIONS
Treatment Options
Your prescriber confirms what’s right for you.
- IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who It's For
This may suit you if…
- You have symptoms like burning when you pee, urgency, or going often
- You're a woman aged 16–64
- Your symptoms started recently and are mild to moderate
It may not be suitable if…
- You're pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have a fever, or back or side pain
- You have blood in your urine, or symptoms that won't clear
- Patient reviews
Hear What Our Patients Say
Samantha Minshaw
Kerry Langrish
Julia Allman
Nikki
Peter Parks
Samantha Lowther
- Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
What is cystitis?
Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder, usually caused by a urinary tract infection (UTI). It can cause burning when you pee, needing to go often, and lower tummy discomfort.
Is it discreet?
Yes. The assessment is private, and treatment can be collected quietly in plain packaging or delivered to you.
Will I get antibiotics?
Not always, many cases settle with fluids and symptom relief. If antibiotics are appropriate, a prescriber will recommend them after your assessment.
Are there side effects?
As with any medicine, side effects are possible. Your prescriber will explain the risks and benefits so you can make an informed choice.
When should I see a GP instead?
If you have a fever, back or side pain, blood in your urine, symptoms that don’t improve, or you’re pregnant, you should be seen by a GP, our assessment will flag this and guide you.
- The people behind the care