If you have had a prescription for a urinary tract infection within the last year, your pharmacist may be able to prescribe an antibiotic to treat the infection. They will ask you several questions to evaluate your condition before making a decision. If they are unable to prescribe the medication, they will refer you to a doctor or nurse who can help. It is recommended to contact your pharmacy or visit in person to speak with a pharmacist.
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