What is the likelihood that bacterial vaginosis will heal on its own?

When the patient's own disease resistance is good, those with mild symptoms may be able to recover on their own; the vast majority of patients cannot recover on their own, bacterial infections cannot subside on their own, and failure to treat may induce complications.

Mild bacterial vaginitis may heal itself if the patient has good resistance. The vast majority of bacterial vaginosis cannot heal itself. If it is not treated actively, it will cause endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc., which will affect normal fertility. Patients need to actively use antibiotics to fight bacteria and inflammation, and pay attention to personal hygiene to achieve the purpose of curing the disease.
Bacterial vaginosis is a disease caused by bacteria invading the vagina. The bacteria will grow and multiply in large numbers in the vagina, making the condition more serious. After becoming ill, you cannot blindly wait for self-healing. It is best to treat it in time.