Antibiotics
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Antibiotics treatments
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Available treatments
Compare 16 treatments for Antibiotics, with prices from £23 at licensed online providers.
| Medicine | From | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Aknemycin | £40 | 1 option |
| Azyter | £39 | 1 option |
| Bactroban | £30 | 1 option |
| Ciprofloxacin | £30 | 2 options |
| Clindamycin | £30 | 2 options |
| Dermovate-NN | £133 | 1 option |
| Doxycycline | £25 | 3 options |
| Duac | £35 | 2 options |
| Efracea | £88 | 1 option |
| Fucidin | £23 | 2 options |
| Gentamicin | £45 | 1 option |
| Metrogel | £43 | 1 option |
| Terra-Cortril | £28 | 1 option |
| Tetralysal | £25 | 3 options |
| Timodine | £33 | 1 option |
| Trimovate Cream | £38 | 1 option |
Understanding Antibiotic Treatments — Your GP's Guide
Antibiotics are medicines that treat bacterial infections. They do not work against viruses such as colds or flu. Using them only when needed helps keep them effective for everyone.
Antibiotic Treatment Guide
How We Treat Bacterial Infections in Primary Care
What are antibiotics?
Antibiotics either kill bacteria or stop them growing. Common types include penicillins (amoxicillin), macrolides (clarithromycin), tetracyclines (doxycycline) and cephalosporins.
When to seek medical advice
See a GP, pharmacist or NHS 111 if you have signs of bacterial infection such as a high fever, productive cough, painful urination, severe sore throat or worsening wounds.
Available treatments
Antibiotics are prescription-only in the UK. Choice depends on the type of infection, allergies and local resistance patterns. Some are available through pharmacy schemes for UTIs, sore throats and impetigo.
What to expect
Improvement usually starts within 48 to 72 hours. Always finish the full course unless your prescriber tells you otherwise.
Self-care
Take antibiotics with water at the recommended times, do not share them, complete the course, and report side effects such as severe diarrhoea, rash or breathing difficulty.