Tofu-like leucorrhea is usually associated with mycosis fungoides. It is recommended to have a routine leucorrhoea examination to determine the type of vaginitis. If it is mycosis vaginalis, it is recommended to wash the thick tofu-like leucorrhea in the hospital and then apply medication, such as clotrimazole pessary or mycophenolate tablets vaginally. You can also take oral anti-mycotic medication, such as fluconazole 150mg tablets in a single dose, and again on the third day. Because mycosis vaginalis is relatively easy to recur, it tends to cause recurrent infections. If the vulvovaginal itching is severe due to mycosis vaginalis, you can also give anti-mycotic creams for topical application, such as ketoconazole ointment for 7 days. If the treatment is negative for mycobacterial spores, it is recommended to consolidate the treatment for one more course.