Skipping antibiotics for a UTI? While some mild cases might clear up on their own, here’s what you need to know.
Can a UTI Go Away Naturally?
Sometimes, yes—but it’s not guaranteed.
- Mild, lower UTIs (just in the bladder) may resolve in **7–10 days**.
- If the infection moves to the **kidneys**, it can become serious—and painful.
Warning Signs It’s Not Going Away
- Fever or chills
- Back or side pain
- Nausea or vomiting
These are signs of a kidney infection, and you need medical help—fast.
Natural Support Products
- D-Mannose – helps flush out bacteria
- AZO Cranberry Softgels – support urinary tract health
- Probiotics – keep good bacteria in check
- AZO Test Strips – monitor UTI at home
Pain Relief
- AZO Urinary Pain Relief – numbs the burn
- Cystex – for ongoing relief
Bottom Line
Going without antibiotics can work for some, but it’s risky. If symptoms last more than a few days—or worsen—don’t wait. Get treated.
*Sources: Mayo Clinic, CDC, Harvard Health*
