Fast, confidential UTI treatment in Belfast
Urinary tract infections are painful and disruptive — but you don't need to wait for a GP appointment. Walk in to McCoubrey Chemist on Cavehill Road and speak with one of our experienced pharmacists today. We can assess your symptoms and, where appropriate, provide treatment the same day.
What is a Urinary Tract Infection?
A UTI is a bacterial infection affecting any part of the urinary system — most commonly the bladder (cystitis). They are very common, particularly in women, and can cause significant discomfort. The good news is that most UTIs respond quickly to the right antibiotic treatment.
Common Symptoms to Look Out For
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Burning or stinging when passing urine — one of the most common signs of a UTI.
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Needing to go frequently. Feeling the urge to urinate more often than usual, even passing very little urine.
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Cloudy or strong-smelling urine.
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Lower abdominal discomfort is a common UTI symptom.
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General fatigue, achiness, or a mild fever can accompany a UTI.
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Blood in urine. If you notice blood in your urine, seek advice promptly — this can be a UTI symptom.
How McCoubrey Chemist Can Help
Fast, professional UTI care — no wait for a GP. Our pharmacists are trained to assess and treat uncomplicated UTIs in women aged 16 to 64. You can walk in without an appointment and be seen the same day.
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Walk in or call ahead
Visit us at 154 Cavehill Road, or give us a call. No appointment needed — just come in when it suits you.
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Private consultation
One of our pharmacists will speak with you confidentially in a private consultation space, and ask about your symptoms.
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Assessment & advice
We'll assess whether your symptoms are consistent with an uncomplicated UTI and discuss the most appropriate next steps.
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Same-day treatment
Where clinically appropriate, we can supply antibiotics the same day — helping you get relief as quickly as possible.
Don't wait — relief could be one visit away
Come in to McCoubrey Chemist on Cavehill Road. No appointment needed. Our pharmacists are here to help you feel better as quickly as possible.