Minor Ailments Treatment
Everyday health issues can disrupt your routine, but you don’t always need to wait for a GP appointment. At Periville Pharmacy, our minor ailment service gives you quick access to safe, effective treatments for common conditions.
Through NHS treatments in-store, our trained pharmacists provide expert care and reassurance across both of our branches, helping you feel better, faster.
What Is the Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service?
Our pharmacy minor ailments service allows you to speak directly with a trained pharmacist about a wide range of common health concerns. Many of these can be treated with NHS-approved medications, and in some cases, without the need for a GP appointment.
Some treatments are available on the NHS, while others may be provided privately. Our pharmacists will always explain your options clearly so that you can make an informed decision about your care.
What We Can Treat Under the Minor Ailments Service
Our pharmacy minor ailments service covers a wide range of common conditions, saving you a trip to the GP. Examples include:
- Skin conditions such as acne, eczema, contact dermatitis, or athlete’s foot.
- Eye issues, including conjunctivitis and dry eyes.
- Coughs, colds, and sore throats.
- Indigestion, constipation, diarrhoea, and tummy upsets.
- Insect bites, stings, and threadworms.
- Thrush (oral and vaginal) and nappy rash.
- Cold sores, mouth ulcers, and warts.
- Hay fever and other allergies.
- Minor pain, fever, or headaches.
What to Expect
at Your Appointment
- Private consultation with a pharmacist
- Assessment of your symptoms
- Clear recovery plan and guidance
Why Use the Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service?
Accessing minor ailments treatment at Periville Pharmacy saves you time and provides peace of mind.
- Convenience – No long waits for GP appointments, with same-day access available.
- Expertise – Pharmacists are trained to diagnose, treat, and refer if needed.
- Discreet Support – Private consultation rooms are available if you prefer.
What to Expect at Your Appointment
- Ask about your symptoms and health history.
- Assess whether your condition can be treated under the NHS minor ailments scheme.
- Provide the right treatment or medicine directly.
- Refer you to your GP if further care is needed.
Why Choose Periville Pharmacy?
- Quick Access: Fast, same-day help for a wide range of minor ailments.
- Trusted Care: Professional, pharmacist-led service backed by NHS schemes.
- Local Convenience: Visit us at either of our two branches in Grimsby, easily accessible for patients from Laceby, Keelby, Great Coates, and Healing.
- Friendly Support: A caring team with private consultation rooms available.
Get Fast, Expert Care for Minor Ailments in Grimsby
Don’t let minor health concerns hold you back. Visit us at either of our two branches in Grimsby for minor ailment treatment. Our expert pharmacists are here to provide quick, effective care, helping you feel better without the wait.
FAQs
Yes, if you’re eligible and the treatment is covered. Some services may be offered privately if not included in the scheme.
If your condition requires further investigation, our pharmacists will refer you to your GP or another healthcare professional.
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