When a woman is suffering from vaginal inflammation or cervical inflammation, vaginal fluid appears when using topical medication: 1. It may be caused by the woman’s more serious inflammation and more exudate. 2. It may also be related to the woman’s faster melting after stuffing the medication, and the drug residue and leucorrhea mixed and discharged by gravity. 3. It may also be that the mucous membrane of the vaginal wall has an allergic reaction to the medication after the woman’s vaginal stuffing, and pain, redness, swelling and itching may occur. This can also lead to an increase in fluid discharge. Therefore, women should take proper bed rest and avoid walking upright after the pills. If there is more outflow, women should clean it in time to avoid the spread of vaginal inflammation to the vulva, and if allergy occurs, the drug should be removed in time.