Pharmacy First Scotland

NHS SCOTLAND - PHARMACY FIRST

This is an NHS service provided by all community pharmacies in Scotland.  If you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice.  You do not need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy in Scotland.  The pharmacist can give you advice for a minor illness and provide medicine if they think you need it.

To use this service, you must be registered with a GP practice in Scotland or live in Scotland.  People who do not live in Scotland cannot use this service (even if they are registered with a GP in Scotland).

Pharmacists and their teams are experts in medicines and can help with minor health concerns.  A pharmacist can give you advice and treatment (if you need it) for the following symptoms:

 

ACNE

ALLERGIES

ATHLETE’S FOOT

BACKACHE

BLOCKED / RUNNY NOSE

COLD SORES

CONSTIPATION

COUGH

CYSTITIS

DIARRHOEA

EARACHE

ECZEMA

HEADACHE

HEAD LICE

HAEMORRHOIDS (PILES)

HAY FEVER

IMPETIGO

INDIGESTION

MOUTH ULCERS

MUSCULAR PAIN OR MINOR PAIN

PERIOD PAIN

SORE THROAT

THREADWORMS

THRUSH

WARTS

VERRUCAS

URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

 



 
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