Bacterial vaginosis is a commonly occurring vaginal infection that leads to an abnormal vaginal discharge and unpleasant odour. conventional, widely-utilized approach for diagnosing bacterial vaginosis relies on Amsel’s Criteria (~90% sensitivity and specificity): 1. White, milky, no viscous discharge adherent to the vaginal wall 2. pH of the discharge is more than 4.5 3. The presence of clue cells (vaginal epithelial cells with adherent Gardnerella on high-power microscopic examination after adding a drop of normal saline to a vaginal fluid smear (wet mount), and 4.A positive “whiff test” upon application of a few drops of 10% potassium hydroxide (alkaline solution) to a sample of vaginal fluid.  after patient’s consent, clinically per speculum examination will be done without any lubricant to see the colour, odour of the discharge, to evaluate the Amsel’s criteria. Discharge collected twice with sterile vaginal swab collection kit one for the whiff test and other for the culture in agar plate. Instantly pH will be determined with pH strip. Analysis and evaluation of the symptoms will be done as per guidelines of homoeopathic philosophy and further constructing the totality in accordance to it. Repertorisation will be done if needed then  Final selection of medicine will be done after consulting the homoeopathic Materia medica Potency, dose and repetition of medicine will be decided according to homoeopathic principles General management such as personal hygiene and proper lifestyle modification will be advised to each and every patient. Swab transferred to Pathology lab of National Institute of Homoeopathy for the culture in nutrient agar plate and which usually takes 36-48 hours. After 48 hours, Gram staining will be done to know the predominate microbes. Biochemical test will be done of that predominate microbes in the Pathology lab, to know the species. Monthly follow up will be done monthly at least for 3 months. Data from Hay’s classification of Nugent score and VSQ21 score will be collected at baseline and after 3 months of study. After collection of desired samples and after knowing the predominate organism antimicrobial study will be done with the given medicine which is found effective.