The need for vaginal douching depends on the amount of vaginal discharge. If the vaginal discharge is very heavy, it is better to wash it with appropriate medication and then insert some suppositories. If the vaginal discharge is not too much, it can be treated without douching by inserting the appropriate medication directly into the vagina. In addition, for vaginal inflammation, it is important to keep the vulva clean during the medication period because some of the medication inserted into the vagina will be discharged outside the vagina when it melts, and it is best to use sanitary napkins and change them in time. After the clinical symptoms of vaginal inflammation have completely disappeared, you can go to the hospital for a checkup after stopping the medication to see if the original inflammation has been cured.