Localised Impetigo and Infected Eczema Treatment in Teddington
Struggling with red, itchy, or infected skin? At Teddington Pharmacy, we provide fast, effective, and confidential support for the treatment of localised impetigo and infected eczema. You don’t need to wait for a GP appointment—we offer private consultations and treatments in the heart of your community.
Struggling with skin infections? Teddington Pharmacy offers immediate treatment for localised impetigo and infected eczema

What is Localised Impetigo?
Localised impetigo is a mild bacterial skin infection that typically affects a small area of the body. It’s most common in children but can also appear in adults. It often begins as red sores or blisters, which can burst and form a golden-yellow crust. Although localised, it’s still contagious and should be treated promptly to prevent spreading.
What is the Treatment for Localised Impetigo?
At Teddington Pharmacy, we provide both over-the-counter treatment for impetigo and prescription options depending on your symptoms. For localised cases, treatment may include:
- Antiseptic creams (such as hydrogen peroxide-based products).
- Topical antibiotics to target the infection directly.
- Advice on hygiene to prevent the spread to others.
Eczema and Signs of Infection
Eczema is a chronic condition that causes dryness, inflammation, and itching. Sometimes, the affected skin can become infected, especially if it’s scratched repeatedly.
Common eczema signs of infection include:
- Increased redness or swelling.
- Weeping or crusting of the skin.
- Pain or tenderness in the affected area.
- Yellowish fluid or pus.
Infected Eczema Treatment Options
At Teddington Pharmacy, we provide infected eczema treatment tailored to your specific needs. This can include:
- Topical or oral antibiotics for infection.
- Emollients and moisturisers to soothe the skin.
- Steroid creams to reduce inflammation.
- Advice on avoiding triggers and proper skin care.
Who Should Seek Treatment?
You should consider visiting us if you or your child experiences:
- Painful or rapidly spreading rashes.
- Itching or weeping sores.
- Skin lesions that are not healing.
- Recurring episodes of eczema that show signs of infection.
Don’t wait for symptoms to worsen—early treatment can prevent complications and improve your comfort.