After pregnancy, if it is determined to be a mycotic infection, it is manifested as mycosis fungoides, mainly increased leucorrhea with a beanbag-like appearance and very pronounced itching of the vulva. At this time, you can apply Dacrynic pessary and Clotrimazole vaginal tablet vaginally, which are vaginal medications and have little effect on pregnancy, so you can apply them safely. If you get mycosis vaginalis in the early stages of pregnancy, you are likely to have a preterm miscarriage or embryonic arrest. In case of mycotic vaginitis in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the fetal membranes are prone to rupture and chorioamnionitis. Therefore, if a mycobacterial infection is identified, it must be treated as soon as possible to avoid any effect on the pregnancy.