UTI Treatment · Fulwood, Preston

UTI treatment in Preston

Same-day GP appointments for burning when you pee, needing to go constantly, cloudy urine, lower tummy pain or feeling feverish. Assessed in person, treated the same day where appropriate.

Same-day appointments · Urine testing if needed · No referral needed

Same-day UTI treatment with Dr Faizal Secretary, Fulwood, Preston
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Fast, GP-guided relief

Fast relief with GP-guided UTI treatment in Preston

Urinary tract infections are very common, and affect women's health more than men's. UTI treatment in Preston can help if you're experiencing burning when you pee, needing to pee more often or urgently, cloudy or bloody urine, lower tummy pain, or feeling feverish and unwell.

As the NHS explains, UTIs may be treated with antibiotics, but they're not always needed — which is why a real clinical assessment matters more than an at-home or over-the-counter treatment.

When you consult for UTI and urinary symptoms at My Private Clinic, Dr Faizal listens to your symptoms, checks your history, and then — following NICE prescribing guidance — prescribes the right treatment for you, or safely rules a UTI out.

Reviewed by Dr Faizal Secretary MRCGP · GMC 7606534 · CQC Registered · Last updated: July 2026

How we treat it

How our GP treats UTIs at our Preston clinic

In-Person Assessment & UTI Test

Face-to-face assessment with Dr Faizal, with urine testing if needed to confirm the infection and guide treatment.

Antibiotics Where Clinically Appropriate

Antibiotics are prescribed only when appropriate, following NICE guidance and your individual health needs.

Symptom Relief & Self-Care Advice

Advice on pain relief, hydration, and simple self-care to help ease symptoms.

Recurrent UTI Care

Assessment of recurrent UTIs and a treatment plan to help reduce future infections.

Care for Men & Complex Cases

Care for UTIs in men, pregnancy, and other complex cases that need closer assessment.

Specialist Referral When Needed

Specialist referral arranged during your appointment if further investigation or treatment is required.

Do not wait

UTI symptoms that need urgent GP consultation

Most UTIs are simple to treat, but some need to be seen urgently as they may lead to a kidney infection. You should seek urgent medical help if you have any of the following:

  • A high temperature, shivering, or feeling hot and cold
  • Pain in your side or back, just under the ribs
  • Feeling sick, being sick, or feeling generally very unwell
  • Blood in your urine
  • You're pregnant, aged 65 or over, or you have diabetes or a weakened immune system
  • You're a man with UTI symptoms, or the UTI is in a child
  • Symptoms that get worse quickly or don't improve within 48 hours
At a glance

Urinary tract infection treatment at a glance

Seen By

GMC-registered GP, Dr Faizal Secretary

Consultation

30-minute private consultation

Treatment Options

Antibiotics if clinically appropriate, plus self-care advice

UTI Test

Urine testing, if required

Cost

From £119

Prescription

Issued during your appointment

What to expect

Your journey at our UTI treatment clinic

01

Book Your Appointment

Call, WhatsApp, or book online. You do not need a referral and can have a same-day GP consultation.

02

Be Seen Privately

Meet Dr Faizal at our Preston clinic, or request a home visit. He will assess your symptoms, medical history, current medications and lifestyle before prescribing anything. If required, he may arrange urine testing.

03

Get Your Treatment

Once your diagnosis is confirmed, Dr Faizal will prescribe antibiotics where clinically appropriate and provide self-care advice.

04

Ongoing Care & Support

You'll have your results and options explained clearly, with follow-up where useful. If further investigation is needed, Dr Faizal can arrange a specialist referral or provide a sick note.

Need to be seen today? See same-day GP appointments, or request a home visit where clinically appropriate.

Burning, urgency, or feeling unwell? Get seen today in Preston.

A same-day GP assessment tells you whether it's a UTI, and gets you the right treatment quickly. No referral needed.

Why see a GP

Benefits of GP-led UTI treatment

Seeing a GMC-registered GP for a UTI or water infection, rather than self-treating, has benefits such as:

  • A real diagnosis, so you get the treatment for the right cause
  • Antibiotics only when they're needed and safe for you
  • Faster relief, with same-day assessment in Preston
  • A plan for recurrent UTIs, not just another short course
  • The same doctor who knows your history, every visit
Dr Faizal Secretary, MBChB MRCGP
Your GP

Dr Faizal Secretary

BSc (Hons) · MBChB · MRCGP · GMC 7606534

Dr Faizal Secretary is a GMC-registered GP based in Fulwood, Preston. He trained in the UK, holds a medical degree from the University of Manchester, and a BSc with Distinction from Imperial College London. He is a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners and has experience across both NHS and private general practice.

CQC RegisteredGMC VerifiedSeeing patients in Preston since 2017

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Transparent pricing

Cost of UTI treatment

UTI treatment starts at £119 for a consultation at My Private Clinic. If antibiotics are prescribed, you take the prescription to any UK pharmacy and pay the standard dispensing cost there.

Initial consultation (30 min) £119
Prescription writing Included
Urine testing Quoted before proceeding, if needed

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Patient stories

What our patients say

★★★★★
"I'd been putting off a conversation about my blood pressure for months. Dr Secretary gave me 30 minutes and went through everything properly. I left with my prescription and a referral already sorted."
Sarah M. — Fulwood · February 2026
★★★★★
"My son had a high temperature on a Saturday morning. We were seen the same day. The doctor was calm, thorough, and explained everything clearly. At £49, absolutely worth it for the peace of mind alone."
James T. — Preston · January 2026
★★★★★
"The doctor didn't make me feel stupid for leaving things. He was straightforward, ran some bloods, and when I needed referring on, the letter was ready before I left the room. No extra charge."
David R. — Longridge · March 2026

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Common questions

FAQs about UTI treatment

Reviewed by Dr Faizal Secretary MRCGP
What are the signs and symptoms of a water infection?

Common symptoms include pain or burning when passing urine, needing to urinate more often, urgency, cloudy or bloody urine, lower tummy pain, and feeling generally unwell.

Can I get same-day UTI treatment in Preston?

Yes. Dr Faizal offers same-day appointments at My Private Clinic in Fulwood, subject to availability. You'll be assessed in person, and if antibiotics are appropriate, you can start treatment the same day. Call or WhatsApp 07424 172034 to check today's availability.

Can I get a UTI treated at a pharmacy?

For women aged 16–64 who aren't pregnant, a pharmacist can supply UTI treatment under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme. It's a useful option, but a pharmacy can't examine you, test your urine, or manage recurrent or complex cases. If you'd prefer a full clinical assessment with the same GP each time, book with Dr Faizal.

Where can I get a UTI test near me?

If you have symptoms of a UTI, you can book a same-day appointment at My Private Clinic in Preston. Dr Faizal can assess your symptoms and arrange a urine test if it's clinically needed to confirm the infection and guide treatment.

Can a UTI be treated without seeing a doctor?

Sometimes, but not always. If your symptoms don't improve within 48 hours, keep returning, or you're a man, pregnant, or have other health conditions, you should be seen. Dr Faizal will tell you honestly whether you need treatment.

Is 3 days of antibiotics enough for a UTI?

For an uncomplicated bladder infection in a non-pregnant woman, a short course (often 3 days) is the standard recommended by NICE and is usually enough. Men, pregnant women and more complicated infections generally need a longer course. Dr Faizal chooses the right antibiotic and duration for you.

What causes most UTIs?

Most UTIs are caused by bacteria — commonly E. coli — that normally live in the bowel travelling into the urinary tract. Because women have a shorter urethra, these bacteria reach the bladder more easily, which is why UTIs are far more common in women.

Why do older women get so many UTIs?

After the menopause, lower oestrogen levels change the tissues around the bladder and urethra, making infections more likely. For recurrent UTIs in post-menopausal women, Dr Faizal can discuss vaginal oestrogen and other preventive options in line with NICE guidance.

How long can a UTI last without treatment?

Some mild UTIs clear on their own within a few days. However, if your symptoms aren't improving within 48 hours, or you feel unwell, feverish, or have back pain, don't wait it out — get assessed.

Is UTI treatment for men and children available?

Yes. Dr Faizal assesses both men and children for UTI treatment. For very young children, or anyone who is seriously unwell, urgent in-person or NHS assessment may be more appropriate, and our GP will always advise you honestly.

Will I need a UTI test?

Dr Faizal may recommend a urine test if your symptoms are unclear, keep coming back, or you're pregnant, male, or have other health concerns — whenever the result will make your treatment safer.

How much does UTI treatment cost in Preston?

UTI treatment starts at £119 for a 30-minute consultation, which includes prescription writing. If antibiotics are prescribed, you take the prescription to any UK pharmacy and pay the standard dispensing cost there. Urine or blood tests are quoted separately before proceeding, if needed.

Why patients choose us

Why choose My Private Clinic to treat a UTI?

Named GP Every Time

Dr Secretary personally assesses and prescribes. Not a locum. Not remote.

CQC-Registered

Independently regulated by the Care Quality Commission.

Same Day Available

Appointments often available the same day. Call or WhatsApp to check.

Evenings & Weekends

Mon–Thu 5–8pm · Fri 9am–8pm · Sat 9am–1pm.

We're here to help

Book UTI treatment in Preston

Same-day appointments are often available at our Fulwood clinic, with no referral needed. Dr Faizal will assess you in person, arrange a urine test if it's clinically needed, and prescribe treatment where appropriate.