If mycosis vaginalis is not cured, it is recommended to do a fungal culture of the vaginal discharge and do a drug sensitivity test at the same time. Other patients need to have their blood sugar checked to exclude diabetes, as diabetic patients with mold can easily fail to be cured. The occurrence of mold is related to the abuse of antibiotics and estrogen, as well as diabetes. So the first step in treating moldy vaginitis is to eliminate the cause, and if we use antibiotics, it’s best to discontinue antibiotics and estrogen medications, and actively treat diabetes. Patients should change their underwear regularly, and used underwear and towels should be washed in boiling water. Mycosis fungoides is a kind of stubborn and easy to recur vaginitis. If it is severe mycosis fungoides or recurrent vaginitis, it is recommended to prolong the medication on top of the simplex treatment for one more course of treatment so as to consolidate the effect and avoid recurrence.