If the leucorrhea is bean curd-like and itchy in the vulva and vagina, this symptom is considered to be mycosis fungoides. Mycosis vaginalis is one of the most common types of vaginitis in gynecology. The typical symptoms are increased leucorrhea, bean curd-like, itching and burning sensation in the vulva and vagina, which can be clarified by routine leucorrhea tests. It is particularly prone to recurrence if not treated thoroughly, and will tend to recur when resistance is low, when antibiotics are used frequently, during or after menstruation. Therefore, if you have mycosis vaginalis, you need to treat it in time. You can choose oral medication or local medication. You can choose fluconazole for oral medication and vaginal pessary, clotrimazole vaginal capsule, terbinafine hydrochloride vaginal effervescent tablet for local medication.