Is it dangerous to leave a vaginal yeast infection untreated? If it is not itchy or no odor, it could simply disappear naturally?
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I have had it happen from taking antibiotics and yes, it has gone away on it’s own…might need Vagisil for a few days, but I take a lot of vitamins & minerals too.
It’s definitely not good to leave ANY infection untreated.
Vaginal yeast infection (vulvovaginal candidiasis) is an excess growth of yeast organisms in the vagina. It causes itching, swelling, and pain during urination and intercourse, and produces a thick, white discharge from the vagina.
Although symptoms are bothersome and can cause severe discomfort, yeast infections rarely lead to serious health problems.
Vaginal yeast infection is common among women of childbearing age but can occur in women of any age. Certain factors increase the risk of getting a vaginal yeast infection. These include using antibiotics, birth control pills, hormone replacement therapy, or corticosteroids; being pregnant; douching; and wearing tight-fitting clothes. Immune system problems, diabetes, and other diseases also increase the risk of yeast infections.
Vaginal yeast infections can go away on their own; persistent infections are treated with medications.
I don’t know if it’s good or bad to leave it untreated, but I’ve had one before to go away on it’s own. The last one I had though, I broke down and got some Monistat because of the itching and burning.
I recommend you treat that Yeasty Beasty right quick!
No, it will not go away you should get treated right away.