Yes, your pharmacist can prescribe antibiotics for your trip. You may not necessarily need to see your doctor for a prescription, as pharmacists are able to provide many medications for travel-related issues such as traveler's diarrhea, malaria, and altitude sickness. It is recommended to discuss your destination and medical history with the pharmacist to get the appropriate medications. Some specialized travel health pharmacies even have nurses who can assess your vaccine needs or update your vaccination record.
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