Symptoms in the Pharmacy: A Guide to the Management of Common Illnesses

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Symptoms in the Pharmacy: A Guide to the Management of Common Illnesses

Symptoms in the Pharmacy: A Guide to the Management of Common Illnesses

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Table 5: Number of patients with possible symptoms for escalation Symptoms** indicating possible symptoms for escalation to another healthcare setting If you’re prescribed an antibiotic for another condition, remind your doctor that you tend to get thrush and ask for some preventive treatment for thrush at the same time. Regular thrush Sprays, drops and weak steroid creams are available without a prescription. Stronger creams,inhalers and tablets are available on prescription from your GP. Immunotherapy (desensitisation) Table 19: Symptoms requiring escalation identified for immediate signposting The type of escalation symptoms identified for immediate referral If you're unsure if you are eligible, speak to your doctor or hospital specialist who can advise you.

Pharmacies can give treatment advice about a range of common conditions and minor injuries, such as: conditions that make it difficult to fully empty the bladder – such as an enlarged prostate in men and constipation in children a virus (like viral bronchitis) – this usually clears up by itself after a few weeks and antibiotics will not help They’ll advise you about taking steps to avoid exposure to the substance you’re allergic to, andcan recommend medication to control your symptoms. Avoiding exposure to allergens This report summarises the findings from this initiative and includes detailed results in appendices for the use of TARGET UTI and RTI leaflets. Urinary tract infectionsIt's run by the medicines safety watchdog the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). Childrenwith cystitis can sometimes also have symptoms usually found in adults, such aspain whenpeeing, peeing more often than normal and pain in their tummy. When to seeyour GP

In men, in rare cases, chlamydia can spread to the testicles and epididymis (tubes that carry sperm from the testicles), causing them to become painful and swollen. This is known as epididymitis or epididymo-orchitis (inflammation of the testicles).

Some treatments are also available through a national study to a wider group of people, including those aged 50 years old and over (or 18 years old and over with a health condition that puts them at increased risk of COVID-19). You’re more likely to get cystitis if you have diabetes – a condition where the level of sugar in your body becomes too high. If you think you may have thrush, a test can be done at your GP practice, your local sexual health service or in some pharmacies.

Pollen allergies – more commonly known as hay fever – are caused when trees and grasses release pollen into the air. Doctors often call hay fever allergic rhinitis. Most of theseallergensare generally harmless to people who aren’t allergic to them. Symptoms of an allergic reaction Call your GP surgery, NHS 111 or hospital specialist as soon as possible if your test result is positive. cleaning cushions, soft toys, curtains and upholstered furniture regularly, either by washing (at a high temperature) or vacuumingYou're eligible for a COVID-19 treatment assessment, without being admitted to hospital, if all the following apply: This affects the whole body and usuallydevelops within minutes of exposure to something you’re allergic to. wearing underwear made from cotton, rather than synthetic material such as nylon, andnot wearing tight jeans and trousers If you keep getting a bladder infection ( cystitis), there's some evidence it may be helpful to take: If you think you have an allergy, tell your pharmacist about the symptoms you’re having, when they happen, how often they occur and if anything seems to trigger them. Your pharmacist can offer advice and treatment for mild allergies with a clear cause.

to prevent allergic reactions– for example, you may take them in the morningif you have hay fever and you know the pollen count is high that day These are non-pregnant women with symptoms strongly predictive of an UTI (presenting with two or more symptoms of dysuria, new nocturia, cloudy urine and with no vaginal discharge). your immune system is weak – for example, you have a condition like diabetes or you're having chemotherapy

If you’re visiting a friend or relative with a pet, ask them not to dust or vacuum on the day you’re visiting, as this will stir up the allergens into the air. Taking an antihistamine medicine about an hour before entering a pet-inhabited house can also help reduce your symptoms. A bladder infection may get better without treatment after a couple of days. If you think you have a bladder infection there are some things you can do to help look after yourself. These include: dust mite allergies byusing allergy-proof duvets and pillows, and fitting wooden floors rather than carpets



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