Mycosis fungoides, commonly known as vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, can generally be washed with saline, but if there is a breach in the vulva, it is not recommended to use saline, so as not to irritate the skin, resulting in pain aggravation.
Vulvovaginal pseudo-saccharomycosis can be washed with saline, but it can only achieve the effect of cleaning the local secretions, slightly alleviate the discomfort symptoms, but for the treatment of the disease is only auxiliary, can not be completely treated.
It should be noted that saline can only be used to clean the vulva, can not be used to clean the inside of the vagina, otherwise it may lead to vaginal flora imbalance, thus aggravating the disease.
Vulvovaginal pseudomycosis is usually treated with azole antifungal drugs, such as clotrimazole teratology, miconazole preparations, mycotoxin preparations, etc. for local treatment. The use of specific drugs is recommended under the guidance of a professional doctor.