Urinary Tract Infections Consultation | Akerman Medical Practice

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Urinary Tract Infections Online Consultation

Please fill out the form below, and one of our doctors will contact you regarding the consultation:

Patient Information

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Consultation Information

1. Have you read information about your symptoms on Patient.info?

It is advised that you read up about this condition and the related symptoms.

Yes

2. Please briefly describe your symptoms:

3. Have you been diagnosed with cystitis in the past?

If you have not had cystitis previously please see your regular doctor. We are unable to provide treatment for you.

Yes

4. Are you allergic to trimethoprim or septrim (co-trimoxazole)?

Please see your regular doctor. We are unable to prescribe trimethoprim for you.

Yes

5. Have you been diagnosed with kidney damage or are you having dialysis treatment?

Please see your regular doctor. We are unable to provide treatment for you.

Yes

6. Have you been diagnosed with any blood disorders including anaemia and folic acid deficiency?

Please consult with your GP before taking trimethoprim. We are unable to prescribe cystitis treatment for your.

Yes

7. Are you taking any of the following medications?

Existing antibiotics - trimethoprim not to be taken with other antibiotics
Amiodarone - for irregular heart
Anticoagulants - for thinning the blood - includes warfarin
Ciclosporin - to prevent rejection after transplantation
Digoxin - for irregular heart and heart failure
Phenytoin - for epilepsy and fits
Pyrimethamine - malaria treatment
Azothioprine - taken to suppress immunity

Please see your regular doctor. We are unable to provide treatment for you.

Yes

8. Do you intend to take trimethoprim whilst pregnant or breast-feeding?

Please see your regular doctor. We are unable to provide treatment for you.

Yes

9. Are you aware the following symptoms would require urgent medical advice?

Back pain (Symptom of possible kidney infection)
Flu like symptoms (Fever, nausea and vomiting, rashes and collapse)

These symptoms indicate a need for urgent medical attention. You can change your answer and continue.

Yes

10. Are you aware cystitis symptoms should improve within 24 hours and resolve within 3 days of starting trimethoprim?

Symptoms not improving within 24 or not resolved within 3 days require medical assessment.

Symptoms not improving within 24 or not resolving within 3 days require medical assessment. You can change your answer and continue.

Yes

11. Do all the following apply to you?

I will read the patient information leaflet supplied with my tables.
The tablets are for my own use.
I am over 18.
I am female (We provide this antibiotic for women prone to cystitis NOT men)

These conditions must apply. We are unable to provide treatment for you. Men with cystitis symptoms usually need to see a doctor face to face.

Yes

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