The presence of mycosis vaginalis in women can lead to congestion and edema of the vulva, causing intense itching of the vulva and affecting women’s normal sleep. In addition, it can transmit mold to men through sex. If a woman suffers from mycosis vaginalis during pregnancy, the mold infection can go upward to induce amnionitis, leading to premature rupture of fetal membranes and miscarriage or preterm delivery. If it is close to the due date, to the delivery, mycosis vaginalis has not been cured, in the process of delivery, mycosis infection can lead to vaginal wall congestion and edema, elasticity is reduced, causing vaginal wall tear, soft birth canal cracks triggered by the phenomenon of hemorrhage, in addition, can be infected through the vaginal delivery to the baby, the baby’s thrush and other symptoms.