Recurrent mycovaginitis has to be medicated again after testing negative after one dose. Recurrent mycovaginitis refers to four or more episodes of symptomatic and mycologically confirmed mycovaginitis within one year; mycovaginitis is mainly endogenous, and the Pseudomonas aeruginosa parasitized in the oral cavity, intestines, and the vagina can be transmitted to each other and is prone to recurrence; therefore, the treatment plan for recurrent mycovaginitis is divided into intensive and consolidation treatments. Intensive treatment program is to extend the treatment for 1-2 courses after the mold has become negative; patients who have the conditions can consolidate the treatment for six months after intensive treatment. Women of childbearing age should pay attention to sexual hygiene, wash and dry underwear, and if combined with foot fungus, it is recommended to treat foot fungus as soon as possible to avoid the possibility of mycosis vaginalis caused by foot fungus. And if women of childbearing age have increased vaginal discharge, abnormal color, and vulvar itching, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a leukorrhea examination, and use medication according to the results of the examination.