Do yeast infection causes frequent urination when it is left untreated or when it becomes chronic?

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Hi, though utis and yeast infections are very different, it?s possible to have both at the same time. In fact, treating a uti with antibiotics can sometimes lead to a yeast infection. Both utis and yeast infections should clear up after taking medications within days or a few weeks. You must make sure to take prescribed or over-the-counter medication as directed for the entire recommended length of time to prevent the infection from returning. It?s possible that you have recurring utis and yeast infections that require a more aggressive treatment. Your doctor will outline these treatments if you experience multiple infections over a short course of time.

Ankita Gupta · Accepted Answer

Hi, though utis and yeast infections are very different, it?s possible to have both at the same time. In fact, treating a uti with antibiotics can sometimes lead to a yeast infection. Both utis and yeast infections should clear up after taking medications within days or a few weeks. You must make sure to take prescribed or over-the-counter medication as directed for the entire recommended length of time to prevent the infection from returning. It?s possible that you have recurring utis and yeast infections that require a more aggressive treatment. Your doctor will outline these treatments if you experience multiple infections over a short course of time.