Women should not take levofloxacin when they have a mycobacterial infection. If they take levofloxacin, it may aggravate the patient’s mycobacterial infection. Levofloxacin is a quinolone antibiotic, mainly for the treatment of Gram-negative and positive bacterial infections, mainly for the treatment of bacterial vaginitis, but also for mycoplasma inflammation, but no treatment for mycobacterial inflammation, if patients take levofloxacin for a long time or a lot of time, and may cause vaginal flora imbalance, and mycobacterial inflammation. If a patient takes levofloxacin for a long time or in large amounts, it may cause dysbiosis and mycosis. When the patient has mycosis, local medication is the main treatment, you can choose Dacrynic, Clotrimazole or Terbinafine Hydrochloride vaginal effervescent tablets to be inserted into the vagina for treatment. If the patient does not have sex or is not convenient to use vaginal medication during menstruation, you can choose to take oral fluconazole or nifurtimox for treatment.