During pregnancy there is a fungal infection, i.e. Candida albicans infection of the vagina. It is important to treat the infection aggressively because it can cause abnormal leukorrhea, redness, swelling, and even itching, as well as irritation from inflammation of the urethra. If not actively treated, there is an upward infection, there may be a chance of preterm labor or preterm labor, but such a chance is not absolute, as long as the timely use of medication can be avoided. At the same time, in the late stages of pregnancy, especially before delivery, it is important to use medication in a timely manner, because if there is a fungal infection that is not treated, it is not recommended to have a normal birth at this time. If the birth, the vaginal flora will reach the inside of the uterus, causing puerperal infections, so it must be actively treated, and at the same time the diet must pay attention to good, spicy, stimulating food, including beef and lamb do not eat, so as not to cause frequent recurrence.