Ayurvedic management of Recurrent Chronic Urinary Tract Infection w.s.r. to Mutrakricha: A Case Study

Urinary tract infection is the most common bacterial infection managed in general medicine practices, accounting for more than 3 percent. Commonly found in females than males, up to 50 percent of women have a UTI in their lifetime. In this case report, a female 56 years old patient presented with symptoms of burning micturition, increased frequency of urination with persistent urge to urinate, pain in the groin region, as well as turbid urine. Diagnosed with the case of recurrent UTI for 10 years, managed effectively with Chandraprabha Vati, Mutrvirechaneeya Kashya, and Basti Chikitsa. The assessment done before and after treatment showed significant changes in signs, symptoms, and the examination report. Follow-up visit showed no recurrence of UTI, changing the quality of life of the patient.