For women with mycosis vaginalis, the early stage of the disease is characterized by vulvar itching and abnormal leukorrhea. 1. Vulvar itching: patients with mycosis vaginalis are often accompanied by obvious vulvar itching discomfort, which affects the patient’s daily life and work, and the symptoms are more obvious at night. 2. Abnormal leukorrhea: the typical clinical manifestation of mycosis vaginalis patients is white thick soybean scum-like, curd-like leukorrhea. At the same time, patients will be due to vulvar itching and excessive scratching of the local skin, may cause local skin and mucous membrane ulceration; a large amount of leukorrhea may spread to the urethra, causing urethral infection, the patient will appear frequent urination, urinary urgency and other discomforts, and need to be treated promptly. For women with mycosis vaginalis, it is recommended that they go to the gynecology department of a regular hospital, and under the guidance of the doctor to actively treat the disease, to avoid the recurrence of the disease affecting the patient’s quality of life.