Mild mycotic infections can heal on their own. Women’s vagina is self-cleaning. If the vaginal flora is balanced and the body’s resistance is increased, mild mycotic vaginitis can heal itself without treatment. However, for severe cases of mycosis, such as recurrent symptoms of mycotic infection, itching of the vulva or vagina, thick tofu-like leucorrhea, or even burning sensation in the vulva or vagina, or even ulceration, timely treatment is needed. Once mycotic vaginitis is diagnosed, anti-mycotic drugs should be given orally, such as fluconazole tablets 150mg and clotrimazole suppositories 150mg once a day for 7-10 days. The worn clothes and used utensils should be disinfected with boiling water and exposed to the sun, pay attention to good hygiene.