Cystitis is a common urinary tract infection in women. It is treatable through various types of antibiotic medication, which we can provide you with here at WedMed Pharmacy. We offer a discreet and efficient service that will work towards a safe and effective treatment plan for you.
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Nitrofurantoin is an antibiotic which kills the bacteria causing the cystitis infection. This is the first line treatment for cystitis as there is varying resistance to Trimethoprim in certain areas of the UK.
If you are allergic to Nitrofurantoin, the first line treatment for cystitis, or it's unsuitable, then you can be prescribed Trimethoprim another antibiotic which kills the bacteria causing the cystitis infection.
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To purchase this treatment you must complete the consultation to make sure it is safe and suitable for you, then you can select your preferred treatment. We offer both Nitrofurantoin and Trimethoprim at WebMed Pharmacy, both of which are highly effective oral antibiotics for the treatment of cystitis.
No, cystitis is not contagious. The condition develops when bacteria enter the bladder and cause inflammation. You cannot catch cystitis from another person, and you will not transmit it to others through contact, sharing utensils, or any other means. However, the bacteria responsible for urinary tract infections can occasionally spread through sexual contact, so practising good hygiene is advisable if you are sexually active.
Stress does not directly cause cystitis, however it can contribute to conditions that increase your susceptibility to developing it. Higher than normal stress levels can weaken your immune system, making it harder for your body to fight off bacterial infections. Stress may also lead to behaviours that raise your risk, such as having a reduced water intake or holding urine for extended periods. Managing stress may help reduce your overall risk of urinary tract infections.
Medically reviewed by Dr Kate Antrobus MBBS DFSRH MRCGP
17 September 2026
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