Hello, I'm a healthcare professional with experience in treating urinary tract infections (UTIs). Let's discuss your question. Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, are quite common and can cause symptoms such as pain or a burning sensation during urination. While it's true that some mild cases of a bladder infection might go away on their own without treatment, this is not the case for all UTIs. In fact, most UTIs require and respond well to treatment with antibiotics. It's important to seek medical attention because if a UTI is left untreated or does not respond to antibiotics, it can lead to more serious complications. So, while some mild bladder infections may resolve on their own, it's generally recommended to consult with a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan to ensure the infection is properly managed and to prevent any potential risks. read more >>

Typically, UTIs cause urinary symptoms, such as pain or burning during urination. Some mild bladder infections may go away on their own within a couple of days. Most UTIs clear up quickly with antibiotics. ... The risk is greater if the infection is not treated or if the infection does not respond to antibiotics.read more >>