Treatment of Candida infection with Dacronin will usually be good for about seven days for patients with milder symptoms, and the duration of medication can be adjusted according to the efficacy of the treatment for patients with more severe infection. Candida infection can cause Candida vaginitis. The most common symptoms are abnormal increase in vaginal discharge, granular bulge at the vaginal opening, foul odor, and may be accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms such as vaginal itching and pain. Patients can visit the gynecology department of a regular hospital in time and be treated under the guidance of a doctor. If treatment is carried out with Dacronin, patients with milder symptoms may get better in about seven days, while patients with more severe symptoms will take a correspondingly longer time with the medication. Candida infection of the vagina usually develops slowly and is prone to recurrence, so patients must adhere to the medication as prescribed by their doctors. Patients are advised to keep the vulva clean and dry to destroy the living environment of Candida. Patients can wear cotton loose underwear, wash underwear regularly, and forbid sexual relations during the treatment period to avoid cross-infection.