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Untreated Yeast Infections Can Be SeriousCoupled with this fact, is the reality that a woman contracting a yeast infection in her lifetime is a strong possibility. In fact during a recent study, over 50 percent of the women tested showed signs of a yeast infection. Symptoms of a yeast infection may include pain, discomfort and a burning sensation when urinating. Also, when engaging in sexual activity, there maybe accompanying distress. Additional symptoms may include a milkish discharge and a non-offensive odor. An untreated yeast infection is certainly an option that is available for the individual to consider. However, it is important that your decision be based on knowledge in deciding to choose this option. An untreated yeast infection will allow for the severity of the symptoms to continue and maybe an indicator of a more serious health issue. The Severity Of A Yeast Infection An untreated yeast infection will allow for the symptomatic pains of this infection to continue and possibly worsen in their severity. However, it is important to note that many untreated yeast infections progress normally and the body wonderfully clears up the condition on its own. This is generally accomplished during the menstrual cycle. When menstruating the flow of blood raises the pH level within the vagina. This action minimizes the activity of the yeast cells because of their inability to grow in that pH environment. Apart from the discomfort and moderate pain experienced with untreated yeast infections, the likelihood of an untreated yeast infection becoming a major health issue is rare. On the other hand, there may be that rare untreated yeast infection that develops into something more significant or signals a deeper medical problem. In addition, chronic yeast infections may be a warning sign as well. Possible Hazards One such medical condition that may develop as a result of an untreated yeast infection is a blood condition called sepsis. This is a deadly condition of the blood stream that results from the spread of bacteria. One other medical condition that may develop as a result of an untreated yeast infection is vulvovaginal candidiasis. This diagnosis is pronounced when a woman has three or more yeast infections of the vagina during the course of one year. It is very important that your untreated yeast infection be addressed by your gynecologist or family doctor. |
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