This study is testing a medicine called **gepotidacin** to help treat **uncomplicated urinary tract infections** (UTIs) in females aged 12 and older. A UTI is an infection in the urinary system, and **acute cystitis** is a common type that affects the bladder. In this study, doctors want to see how well this new medicine helps improve symptoms and if it is safe to use.

**Key Points:**

• The study is for females 12 years and older who have symptoms like pain when urinating (dysuria), frequent urination, urgency, or lower belly pain.
• Participants must not have serious health issues like severe obesity, asthma, or heart problems, and should not be taking certain medications.
• Participation involves taking the study drug and visiting the doctor for check-ups.

If you have any of these conditions or are taking medications that may interfere, you can't join. The study aims to find safe and effective treatments for UTIs. If you meet the requirements and are interested, you will need to agree to take part in the study and follow the rules set by the doctors. Always talk to your parent or guardian and doctor before joining a study.