Tofu-like discharge below is usually a vaginitis caused by Pseudomonas infection, commonly known as mycosis fungoides, which usually results in tofu-like discharge accompanied by itching, burning and other uncomfortable symptoms in the vulva and vagina. In this case, you can go to the hospital to have the discharge examined and treated with the right medicine according to the result of the discharge examination. If mycotic vaginitis is diagnosed, clotrimazole suppositories can be administered vaginally or fluconazole tablets can be administered orally and other systemic medications can be given. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse should be prohibited to avoid aggravation of the inflammation. After the treatment is completed, a routine review of the leucorrhoea should be carried out at the hospital in time to consolidate the treatment if necessary.