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Oral Thrush Treatment in Swindon
Speak to our pharmacist about oral thrush. Many cases can be treated with a pharmacy medicine straight away, and where a prescription treatment is appropriate we can assess and supply it.
Final price confirmed at your appointment.
Free
Pharmacist advice
£24.99
If prescribed
1+
Age
Walk in
No appointment
- Free pharmacist advice
- Walk in — no appointment needed
- Suitable from age 1
- Prescription treatment where appropriate (£24.99)
- Private consultation room
- Available at Clive Parade and Moredon
What it can help with
- White patches in the mouth, on the tongue or inner cheeks
- A sore, burning or uncomfortable mouth
- An altered or unpleasant taste
- Soreness or cracking at the corners of the mouth
- Discomfort when eating or drinking
- Thrush linked to inhaler use, dentures or a recent course of antibiotics
What to expect
- 1A private conversation with our pharmacist about your symptoms and how long you have had them
- 2A look inside your mouth, and questions about your health, medicines and any recent antibiotics
- 3Honest advice — many cases can be treated with a pharmacy medicine on the same day
- 4Where a prescription treatment is clinically appropriate, we can supply this under a Patient Group Direction for £24.99
- 5Practical advice on preventing it coming back, and referral to your GP or dentist if that is the better route
Eligibility & assessment
Available from age 1 and over, subject to pharmacist assessment. Treatment is not guaranteed and depends on your symptoms, age, medical history and medicines. Babies under 1 year are referred to a GP or health visitor, as thrush in infants is managed differently.
Treatment is subject to pharmacist assessment and clinical suitability. Please seek medical advice if you have difficulty or pain when swallowing, if thrush keeps coming back, or if you feel generally unwell — these can point to an underlying condition that needs investigating. Not for emergencies: call 999, or NHS 111 for urgent advice.
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