Eating sugar in mycosis vaginalis is not good for the treatment of vaginitis. If glycogen increases in vaginal tissues, it will cause a change in vaginal pH, and this change is favorable for the growth of mycobacteria, so if you have mycosis vaginalis, you should reduce the intake of sugar during treatment. Mycobacteria are routinely present in the vagina, but usually they do not commit the disease. In a warm, humid environment or when the body’s resistance is poor, such as pregnancy or diabetes, the vaginal mycobacteria multiply and you get vaginitis, so try to avoid changes in the vaginal pH.