When women have leucorrhea discharge like bean curd, it is often considered to be caused by mycotic vaginitis, which can be caused by low resistance, or by taking immunosuppressants, or even by taking high doses of antibiotics.
The normal leucorrhea secretion in women is usually curd-like leucorrhea like yogurt or egg-white like stretched leucorrhea during ovulation, but not bean curd-like leucorrhea. Therefore, the appearance of bean curd-like leucorrhea is often considered to be caused by an imbalance in the vaginal flora environment, resulting in the growth of a large number of mold in the vagina. For frequent sexual intercourse, it may lead to dysbiosis of the vaginal flora and mycotic vaginitis. Also, taking a lot of antibiotics or immunosuppressants may change the vaginal flora and lead to the growth of mold. It can also be caused when a woman’s resistance is low. Once the diagnosis of mycosis is confirmed, then oral fluconazole tablets and sodium bicarbonate baths or sitz baths can be considered.
During the treatment of mycosis fungoides, it is important to eat a light diet and to prohibit intercourse to avoid recurrence of mycosis fungoides.