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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are some of the most common bacterial infections affecting 150 million people each year worldwide and are increasing every day. UTIs are the significant cause of morbidity in infant boys/girls, older men, and female of all age group. UTI is the commonest disease among Nepalese population. According to the annual report published by the Department of Health service (2059/2060) morbidity of UTI in Nepal is 1,25,0584. Geographical distributions of UTI patients in Nepal in Eastern, Central, Western, Mid-western and Far-western region of Nepal were 72,426, 85,760, 77,729, 44,382 and 36,414 respectively in 2015/2016.

Prevalence and Antibiograms of Uropathogens from the Suspected Cases of Urinary Tract Infections in Bharatpur Hospital, Nepal