Mycosis fungoides can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, so women should not have intercourse when they have this infection, and both spouses should be treated at the same time. If men do not treat and women have intercourse after they are cured, it may cause cross-infection again. The specific medication methods are as follows: 1. Women are mainly treated with vaginal medication and can choose vaginal plugs such as clotrimazole, dacrynic acid or terbinafine hydrochloride vaginal effervescent tablets. If the vaginal medication is not convenient for the patient, such as menstruating or unmarried women can take oral medication, taking fluconazole or nifurtimox for treatment. 2, men are mainly local topical treatment, such as men can choose to use clotrimazole cream local topical application. The topical application must be turned over the foreskin, and then a comprehensive coating, thorough treatment, if the treatment is not complete is easy to re-infection to women.