Menstruation will flush out the mold, but only part of the mold, can not be completely eradicated, or need to use drugs to treat. During menstruation, menstrual blood is discharged and some germs will be brought out at the same time. But if the mold is particularly serious, you can help treat it with intravenous infusion of some anti-inflammatory drugs during menstruation. Because the mouth of the uterus is in an open state during menstruation, intravenous infusion of anti-inflammatory drugs will help the pelvic and uterine absorption. After three days of clean menstruation, you can put some drugs in the vagina to treat mycobacteria, for example, you can put some anti-celiac plugs, mycobacterial plugs. Before putting the drugs, you must wash your hands, then wash your vulva with the right amount of gynecologic cleanser, put on disposable gloves, put the drugs in the vagina, and wash it again on the second morning. Mycotic vaginitis is usually very easy to recur, so when you have mycotic vaginitis treatment must be thorough, try to wash your underwear and socks separately, put them in a piece of wash especially easy to cause cross-infection.