If you have one of the following problems and think you need to see a doctor, your local community pharmacy may be able to help under the Common Ailments Service.
Acne
Allergic rhinitis
Athlete’s foot
Back pain (lower, acute)
Chickenpox (in children under 14 years of age)
Cold sore advice
Colic (infantile)
Conjunctivitis (bacterial)
Constipation
Diarrhoea advice
Dry eyes
Dry skin (including dermatitis and atopic eczema)
Indigestion
Haemorrhoids
Head lice
Ingrown toenail advice
Mouth ulcers
Nappy rash
Oral thrush
Ringworm
Scabies
Sore throat
Teething
Threadworms
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Vaginal thrush
Warts and verrucae
Ask your local pharmacist about the Common Ailments Service.
Please note, that this service is subject to pharmacist availability and you may be asked to wait a short while or book an appointment timeslot. Please check the NHS 111 Wales website or contact your local community pharmacy to see if this service is available.
Pharmacists can also give you advice on prescriptions and over-the-counter medications.