Impetigo

What is Impetigo?

Impetigo is a contagious bacterial skin infection that often affects children. It manifests as red sores or blisters that can break open, ooze, and form a yellow-brown crust. Early identification and treatment are crucial to prevent the spread of infection; that’s why we offer impetigo online consultations in Rotherham and nationwide at Rex Pharmacy.

Some of the symptoms may include:

• Red sores or blisters
• Oozing and fluid drainage
• Formation of yellow-brown crust
• Itching and discomfort

 

How Rex Pharmacy Can Help

Prompt Consultations: Our Pharmacy First service at Rex Pharmacy offers immediate consultations with our experienced pharmacists. Skip the queues and receive prompt attention to address your Impetigo concerns.

Over-the-Counter Solutions: Rex Pharmacy provides expert guidance on suitable over-the-counter remedies to alleviate Impetigo symptoms. Our comprehensive range is readily available to help you find relief and manage the infection.

Personalised Care: Our knowledgeable pharmacists offer personalised advice on managing Impetigo, including recommendations for at-home care and hygiene practices. Trust us to guide you through every step of the treatment process.

 

Why Choose Pharmacy First at Rex Pharmacy?

Pharmacy First ensures a swift and accessible process at Rex Pharmacy, saving you time and providing the convenience of immediate attention to your Impetigo concerns.

The experienced pharmacists at Rex Pharmacy are well-equipped to guide you through the process of managing Impetigo, ensuring you receive the best care possible.

Our Pharmacy First service underscores our commitment to providing accessible and effective solutions for common health issues like Impetigo.

 

Book Your Pharmacy First Appointment Today!

Don’t let Impetigo disrupt your well-being. Book your Pharmacy First appointment at Rex Pharmacy in Rotherham, and experience swift relief tailored to your needs. Take the first step towards healthier skin. Get in touch if you have any questions.

The age range for this condition is 1 year and over.