Bladder infection
Bladder infection can be assessed by a BC pharmacist. People often notice burning when peeing, needing to pee often, urgent need to pee. A pharmacist may prescribe if appropriate.
Opening soon across BC. We are not yet accepting patients.
How it works
Answer a few questions
A short questionnaire, one question at a time. You can leave and come back.
A licensed clinician reviews it
A pharmacist or a BC-licensed doctor reviews your answers. Nothing is prescribed on this page.
A licensed pharmacy can fill it
If a prescription is appropriate, a licensed pharmacy in British Columbia can fill it.
Common symptoms
- Burning when peeing
- Needing to pee often
- Urgent need to pee
Who can use this
This is for people in British Columbia. The youngest age in this assessment is 16. This assessment is for females.
When to see a doctor
Call 911 in an emergency. If you have fever, back pain, or signs of a complicated infection, see a doctor today. If symptoms are more complicated than this assessment covers, see a doctor.
What a clinician can do
A pharmacist can assess an uncomplicated bladder infection and may prescribe an antibiotic tablet if appropriate.
Cost
BC minor-ailment assessments are covered for eligible BC residents with a BC health card (MSP). PharmaCare and most private plans are billed directly. You approve any cost before you are charged.
Free delivery, usually 1–3 business days, with tracking
Questions
- Who can use the Bladder infection assessment?
- This is for people in British Columbia. The youngest age in this assessment is 16. This assessment is for females.
- When should I see a doctor instead of using the Bladder infection page?
- Call 911 in an emergency. If you have fever, back pain, or signs of a complicated infection, see a doctor today. If symptoms are more complicated than this assessment covers, see a doctor.
- How does the Bladder infection request work?
- 1. Answer a few questions. A short questionnaire, one question at a time. You can leave and come back. 2. A licensed clinician reviews it. A pharmacist or a BC-licensed doctor reviews your answers. Nothing is prescribed on this page. 3. A licensed pharmacy can fill it. If a prescription is appropriate, a licensed pharmacy in British Columbia can fill it.
- What does the Bladder infection assessment cost?
- The cost is in the Cost section on this page.
- Can a pharmacist prescribe for Bladder infection?
- A pharmacist can assess an uncomplicated bladder infection and may prescribe an antibiotic tablet if appropriate.
- Where else can I go from the Bladder infection page?
- You can move a prescription, request a refill, renew a prescription, see a BC doctor, open pharmacist care, or read about our pharmacies.