The itchy and painful leucorrhea like tofu slag below a woman is mostly due to vaginal infection with Candida, also known clinically as mycotic vaginitis. As this disease is contagious, it can be transmitted endogenously through the pathogenic bacteria present in the patient’s mouth and intestines, or directly through sexual intercourse. The cause of the disease is usually associated with lowered immunity and long-term use of antibiotic drugs. Clinical treatment can be carried out by Chinese medicine combined with Western medicine: 1. Chinese medicine: Chinese medicine is mainly based on the treatment principle of clearing heat and drying dampness, detoxifying and killing worms, and can be treated by decocting bitter ginseng, cypress, mugwort, dandelion, snake bed seeds, etc. and then diluting them in a sitz bath. The above mentioned herbs have the functions of antibacterial and insecticidal, clearing heat and relieving itching, detoxifying and diarrhea, which can significantly improve the symptoms of vaginal infection. 2. Western medicine treatment: Clotrimazole suppositories and miconazole suppositories placed inside the vagina are the most commonly used western medicines. Patients who cannot receive intravaginal medication can also be treated with oral fluconazole and other drugs as instructed. However, mycosis can recur after treatment. Patients should strengthen their daily management and maintain good habits, such as changing underwear regularly and washing the perineum regularly. Patients who have mycosis vaginalis or who need long-term treatment with antibiotics can consult their doctor if they need to reduce the amount of medication or combine it with other medications. In addition, you can also increase physical exercise to strengthen your body to reduce the possibility of bacterial infection.