Can vaginal inflammation heal on its own?

Vaginitis generally refers to vaginitis, which is a common gynecological disease in women. For vaginitis with mild symptoms, it may heal on its own. However, for vaginitis with severe symptoms, it is difficult to heal on its own and requires active cooperation with doctors for treatment.

1. Possible self-healing situations: If vaginal inflammation is caused by bacterial infection and the patient's symptoms are mild, with only slight discomfort and no obvious itching, abnormal secretions, etc., it may heal on its own. This is because the female vagina itself has the function of self-cleaning, and can heal itself through vaginal self-purification.

2. Situations where self-healing is difficult: For some patients with more severe symptoms of vaginal inflammation, if they do not receive timely treatment, the pelvic cavity or uterus may be affected, and adverse symptoms such as vaginal itching, increased secretions, frequent urination and urgency will often occur. Patients with this type of vaginitis usually find it difficult to heal themselves, and should actively cooperate with doctors for drug treatment. For example, bacterial Trichomonas vaginitis can be treated with drugs such as metronidazole and metronidazole tablets. For fungal infections caused by vulvovaginal Candida, antifungal drugs such as fluconazole tablets and terbinafine hydrochloride tablets are required.

Patients are advised to seek medical attention promptly when they experience symptoms of vaginal inflammation and follow the doctor's advice for treatment. The above-mentioned drugs should also be used strictly in accordance with the doctor's instructions and should not be used privately. At the same time, women should pay more attention to personal hygiene, take frequent baths, and change underwear frequently to avoid affecting the vaginal environment.