Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common bacterial infection managed in general medical practice and accounts for 1–3% of consultations. Prevalence in women is 3% at age 20, rising by 1% per decade thereafter. The term UTI covers a range of conditions of varying severity from simple urethritis and cystitis to acute pyelonephritis with septicaemia Lower urinary tract symptoms resembles mootra kruchra a disease mentioned in Ayurveda.

In Modern medicine Antibiotics have been used for urinary tract infections. Antibiotics have their own limitations like development of resistance to the microorganisms, reinfection and relapses etc. Antimicrobial resistance adversely affects the outcome of community- and hospital-acquired infections

There are several researches which is done to find out a solution for Lower UTI through and Ayurvedic management, but they are with improper data and methodology some of them, are with  inadequate samples and study design even though they are explaining about promising and fascinating results. Only very few articles are seen in pear reviewed journals. But the success in management of UTI is the every days routine clinical practice of Ayurveda. The excellent results were masked due to lack of awareness or resources of the physicians to report it or publish it so these results were not rigorously evaluated in research settings. The usage of Swetaparpati is also claims by the physicians as it is one among the wonder drug of Ayurveda which can make changes in the urine and can destroy the infection .

In order to generate preliminary evidence about the efficacy of shwetha parpati in the management of uncomplicated lower urinary tract infections, a pre and post test  case control  study is proposed. Ninety eligible study subjects meeting inclusion criteria with baseline bacteriuria , and identification of the pathogen  diagnosed through culture and sensitivity  the first group is trial group which consist of sample size n=60 will be administered 14 days of swethaparpati capsules (350 mg ) Tid with cold water  will be performed and the treatment will be concluded with post test assessment on the 15th day .there will be two follow ups on 21st day and on 28th day. The second group which is a control group  of sample size of n=30  will be served  existing standard of care as per the culture result with the help of an expert modern  doctor in the nearby vicinity  

            Study subjects will be assessed before and after treatment for improvement using presence of bacteria in the urine sample  , comparison and analysis will be done by using paired t test.