Generally Dacrynic suppositories can treat mycosis fungoides. Mycosis fungoides is a common vaginal inflammation caused by Candida infection. The main therapeutic effect of Dacronin suppositories is to provide antibacterial treatment for vaginal inflammation caused by Candida infection. However, since some patients may be allergic to Dacronin suppositories, and since they need to be used in the correct concentration and dosage, care should be taken to ask your doctor before application to avoid adverse reactions. Usually, the daily use of Dakine suppositories is to expose the pubic area with the patient in a supine position with knees bent, and then slowly push the suppositories deep into the pubic area, but pay attention to the cleanliness of the hands and pubic area to avoid bringing in contaminants. However, the time required to adhere to a course of treatment varies with different doses of Dacrynic suppositories and can be used according to the doctor’s instructions. If local irritation occurs, such as itching and burning pain, the drug should be discontinued immediately. There are also a few patients who may experience side effects such as pelvic cramps, hives, and dermatitis. Women who are preparing for pregnancy, pregnant women, and women who are breastfeeding, etc., are in a special period of their body and should decide whether they can use this medicine after consulting a doctor. In addition, patients who are unmarried or not suitable for vaginal administration can also inform their doctor truthfully that they can choose to take oral fluconazole and other drugs for treatment. Patients with mycosis fungoides should also pay attention to the hygiene of the perineal area during treatment. They can wash properly with warm water, but avoid stimulating the skin by being too hot, and pay attention to changing comfortable and suitable underwear regularly to prevent the infection from getting worse.