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A 24-year-old non-pregnant woman presents to the community pharmacy complaining of acute dysuria, increased urinary urgency, and pollakiuria for 24 hours. She has no fever, no flank or back pain, no vaginal discharge, and no history of recurrent urinary tract infections. Under the Swiss NetCare consultation protocol and infectious disease guidelines (SSI), what is the most appropriate first-line pharmaceutical management?

Dispense a single oral dose of Fosfomycin trometamol (3 g) after protocolized consultation and urine test strip assessment, with advice on hydration and alarm symptoms Dispense oral Ciprofloxacin (500 mg twice daily for 5 days) as empirical first-line bactericidal therapy Refuse pharmacy dispensing and refer the patient immediately to an emergency department for systemic intravenous antibiotic administration Recommend Cranberry extract capsules and D-mannose as exclusive curative therapy without offering an evidence-based antibiotic

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Dispense a single oral dose of Fosfomycin trometamol (3 g) after protocolized consultation and urine test strip assessment, with advice on hydration and alarm symptoms

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