Mycotic vaginitis medication: (1): Simple mycotic vaginitis: for patients with first or infrequent attacks and mild clinical symptoms, clotrimazole vaginal tablet 0.5g (water soluble, good vaginal acceptability) is recommended to be inserted vaginally once; followed by dacrynic pessary 1.2g (oily, some patients have increased vaginal burning pain after use) to be inserted vaginally once; or mycobacterium suppository 100,000 units 1 capsule Vaginal plug for 10-14 days. Patients who are not sexually active and cannot receive vaginal plugs can take oral antifungal Itraconazole capsules (Spironol) 1 capsule, 2/day, for 3 days. (2): Severe mycosis fungoides: for patients with severe clinical symptoms (e.g. burning pain, obvious congestion of the vaginal wall) and frequent attacks, clotrimazole vaginal tablets 0.5g or dacrynic acid suppositories 1.2g may be used again intravaginally for 3 days at intervals. (3): Recurrent mycosis fungoides: If you have symptoms within one year and the fungal infection has occurred 4 times or more, you can insert Clotrimazole vaginal tablet 0.5 intravaginally and use it again on the 4th night, and take Itraconazole capsule (Spirinol) 1 capsule orally, 2/day for 3-6 days; after rechecking the leucorrhoea, use it again for 3 consecutive courses of treatment. Check liver function when taking Spirinol for a long time. (4): Mycosis fungoides during pregnancy: Intravaginal clotrimazole vaginal tablets for treatment, reapply once on the 4th day if necessary; oral antifungal drugs are not recommended. It is best not to have sex during the onset of the disease. After eliminating the causative factors and regular treatment, mycosis fungoides can usually be cured, but the fungus is a conditional pathogen and there is a possibility of recurrence in the future, so try to remove the causative factors and high-risk factors to reduce recurrence.