Introduction

Urinary tract infection remains an important cause of serious bacterial infection especially in women`s. Women are more likely to experience a urinary tract infection than male. 50-80% women will have at least one urinary tract infection during their life time, and almost one in three women will have suffered from a urinary tract infection requiring treatment by the age of 24. In united states 6 milions patient occur in one year, with increasing age the prevalence of urinary tract infection increase in women. However, it seems that urinary tract infection is more common in women. Urinary tract infection is the term used to describe acute urethritis and cystitis caused by a micro organism. Urinary tract infection is associated with multiplication of organism in urinary tract and defined by the presence of more than (10)5 organisms /ml in the midstream sample of urine. If the infection is confined to the urinary bladder the term cystitis is used. Whereas if involvement of the pelvis and parenchyma of kidney is established, the term acute pyelonephritis is used.^[1], ^[2], ^[3], ^[4], ^[5]

In such cases, there is needed of using some alternative medicine, the best alternative medicine being the homeopathic one. Ljeomanwabudike successfully treated three cases of recurrent UTI, in which the patient was given homeopathic preparations (homeopathic phosphorus, platinum metallicum, collibacillinum and causticum). De paulacoelho et al. Studied the effect of homeopathic medicine cantharis on e. Coli-induced cystitis and found that cantharis modulates the uropathogenic e. Coli (upec)-induced cystitis in susceptible mice. ^[6], ^[7], ^[8], ^[9], ^[10]

Another study integrated homeopathic medicine with an antibiotic in the treatment of two cases of UTI. They used thujaoccidentalis, lycopodium, sepia officinalis, pulsatillapratensis, sulfur, nux vomica, heparsulphur, rhustox, arnica montana, calcareacarbonica, tuberculinumbovinum, natriummuriaticum, carbovegetabilis, cantharis vesicatoria, staphisagria, and berberis vulgaris along with antibiotic have good impact on the UTI. ^[11], ^[12], ^[13]

Materials and Methods

Results

Results according to potency

Out of 30 cases study, mother tincture was use in 16.66% (05 cases), 30 potency was use in 30% (09 cases) and 200 potencies use in 53.33% (16 cases) thus, it is clear 200 potency is most use full for cure the patient.

Discussion

The result is based on the observation and outcome of cases under study. The following findings have been drawn from the study. ^[10], ^[11], ^[12], ^[13]

In all the 30 cases of UTI studied, there was a 22cases find improvement in the symptomatic, before and after treatment.

In this study another factor note that 21-50years of age group having more predominantly for develop UTI.

Also note that homoeopathic medicine act best to cure and reliving the acute UTI complain in female patient.

Conclusion

In this study the maximum prevalence of UTI was noted in the age group of (21-50years). This study shows that cantharis (60%) act best in acute cases of UTI in female patient. From this 30 cases study it was understood that the homoeopathic medicine give a complete cure in 33.33% female patient and relief 40% female of patient only 3.3% female patient having not relief. So, from this study we conclude that homoeopathic medicines are effective in treating or relieving complaints of acute urinary tract infection in female patient according to there, susceptibility using different medicine, different potency, different repetition and different duration of treatment.^[14], ^[15], ^[16], ^[17], ^[18], ^[19]

Source of Funding

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Conflict of Interest

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