Selflimited
Selflimited is a term used to describe a condition that resolves on its own without targeted therapy. In modern usage, the standard forms are self-limiting or self-limited; some sources may list the unhyphenated form selflimited. The concept denotes a finite course in which the illness or lesion returns to normal without specific treatment, and without long-term sequelae. The designation is descriptive of observed natural history rather than of a defined mechanism, and it can apply to diseases, rashes, or other clinical phenomena. The classification may vary with patient factors such as age, immune status, and comorbidities.
In clinical practice, many mild infectious or dermatologic conditions are described as self-limited. Examples commonly cited
Self-limited conditions contrast with chronic, progressive, or relapsing diseases that persist or recur over time. The