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Can a yeast infection escalate to a cervical infection if left untreated? Or are they different?

Dianna H asked:


I’ve had both before, but can a yeast infection turn into a cervical infection if left untreated? Or are they different things?

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4 Responses to 'Can a yeast infection escalate to a cervical infection if left untreated? Or are they different?'

  1. Powered By Yahoo Answers - February 23rd, 2008 at 10:10 am

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    They are completely different things.

  2. Powered By Yahoo Answers - February 25th, 2008 at 12:27 pm

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    no, they are different things

  3. Powered By Yahoo Answers - February 28th, 2008 at 7:14 pm

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    Yes. There are chances of getting infection over the cervix if the yeast infection is not treated well. Yeast infection is known as candidiasis and caused by “candida albicans” yeast. It can be cured completely with the recent medicines and tablets provided the source of furhter infection like unprotected sexual *********** must be avoided. Couple must be treated at the same time to avoid future infections.

    Dr.Eswararamanan

  4. Powered By Yahoo Answers - March 2nd, 2008 at 7:55 pm

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    They are different things, however…

    Candida, the microorganism that creates a yeast infection, can spread. Although it may not cause a Cervical infection by definition, it can cause cervical irritation if it gets bad enough.

    Candida is one of the most widely overlooked epidemics of this country. It is blood-soluble so if a yeast infection is left untreated, it can spread anywhere.

    Most common areas of infection for yeast infections are:

    1. The ****** or penis
    2. The lower digestive tract
    3. The prostate in males
    4. The brain (causes a symptoms known as brain fog)


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