Can a yeast infection go away by itself?

Answer 1

Not normally. I had one for years until i treated it with herbal medicine of Fuyan Pill. It is made from Chinese herbs without any side effects and drug resistance.

Most of the time, vaginal discharge is perfectly normal. The amount can vary, as can odor and hue (its color can range from clear to a milky white-ish), depending on the time in your menstrual cycle. For example, there will be more discharge if you are ovulating, breastfeeding, or are sexually aroused. The smell may be different if you are pregnant or you haven't been diligent about your personal hygiene.

Answer 2

As long as it is not severe, yes. I would recommend that you first purchase a Vaginsal screening kit from Walmart. This kit will tell you if you have a yeast infection or if it is something more serious. Kind of like a take-home doctor for you! As long as it says that you have a yeast infection you can purchase an over-the-counter ointment or ovule insert (such as Vagisil or Monistat) that will help cure your yeast infection. If you have something more serious you should see your OB/GYN or family doctor.

Answer 3

Absolutely, but you must follow the instructions on the medication, and eat NO FOODS CONTAINING YEAST - read the ingredients lists! NO BAKED GOODS, NO YOGURT, and if you are on antibiotics, you will just have to wait until you can stop taking them before you can really get rid of the yeast infection.

Answer 4

Yeast infections don't usually heal on their own, but there are many treatment choices. There are the over the counter creams, there is also a prescription pill called Diflucan which clears it up with only one pill. If you have frequent yeast infections you should try taking over the counter probiotics to prevent recurrences. The most common cause of a yeast infection is antibiotics. You should always take probiotics while on antibiotics to naturally prevent the yeast from growing.

Answer 5

You can usually get by without medical help. A great home remedy is lots and lots of cranberry juice. See a doctor if the condition persists.

Actually the cranberries only works if not mixed with water. It has to be in concentrated form.

Answer 6

If caught soon enough it can be treated with proper cleansing and disinfecting the area (vinegar works well)

This should be done as soon as any unusual smell is detected, or even as part of a regular hygiene routine to prevent the infection growth.

The reality is candida (yeast) is always present and your normal washing and cleansing routines are constantly washing away potential yeast infections before they grow out of control.

However; a yeast infection that has imbedded itself into the flesh will require medication as it will be beyond the reach of normal cleansing. Any sign of raw, damaged or inflamed tissue from the infection is likely already in need of medication.

Any time you smell anything beyond clean sweat (salt and water); it is usually the growth of yeast (the deepest stink of sweat), and is the first stage of a yeast infection attempting to grow (in the armpits, vagina, or anywhere). These early stages where it is only a smell are easily cleanable with proper hygiene.

Answer 7

No. You have to see a doctor. When you see them they will give you this pill to take.

Answer 8

Yes they can but they take a lot longer and can cause problem in the meantime.