Vaginal inflammation, if severe, and if the inflammation persists, can cause changes in the reproductive tract, such as bleeding from the cervix, contact bleeding, erosion of the cervix and the chance of the formation of nasal cysts. Inflammation of the cervix can cause upstream infections, endometrial, fallopian tube and pelvic inflammatory manifestations, which can cause pain in the lower abdomen and lower back pain, and can even cause edema of the fallopian tubes, which can also cause obstruction and have an impact on future fertility, as a chain reaction. When vaginal inflammation is present, do not wait until it is serious before treating it. If you are uncomfortable, go to the hospital for a discharge test to determine which kind of vaginitis is present and use the right medicine according to the situation.