If the vaginal discharge is tofu-like and accompanied by vulvar itching, which in most cases is due to vulvovaginal pseudomycosis caused by Candida albicans infection, it is advisable to give active treatment, but it is important to know whether the patient is currently pregnant or not. If she is pregnant, there are some drugs that can not be used. If you are not pregnant, you can use mycotoxin suppositories to give treatment, and because of the vaginal secretions are more, before using mycotoxin suppositories, you can first use 5% sodium bicarbonate to flush the vaginal secretions, or use Gelsemium to flush the secretions clean, and then the mycotoxin suppositories inserted into the vagina, basically, continuous use of the drug for a week, the clinical symptoms will disappear. After the disappearance of clinical symptoms, you can go to the hospital to do routine tests of the leukorrhea, if the test results of Candida surprisingly positive, it is recommended to continue to use the drug, if it is negative, it is recommended to do two routine tests of the leukorrhea, are negative, you can stop using the drug for treatment.