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UTI: telehealth vs in-person GP

When telehealth can help with UTIs, and when you should go in-person or to ED.

Read the UTI symptoms guide
Telehealth is appropriate when
  • Classic UTI symptoms without high fever or flank pain.
  • Mild to moderate discomfort, no signs of kidney involvement.
  • Follow-up or repeat UTIs where history is clear.

A GP can assess the symptoms and discuss whether testing, treatment or local care is the appropriate next step.

See a GP in person when
  • Symptoms persist or worsen after initial telehealth care.
  • You need a physical exam, urine dip, or in-person cultures.
  • You’re pregnant and have UTI symptoms (discuss with a clinician promptly).
Go to ED/000 immediately if you have
  • Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
  • Possible stroke. Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
  • For immediate help, call 000 or Lifeline at 13 11 14.