A white tofu-like discharge from the uterus and vagina is considered to be mycosis fungoides. The causative organism of mycosis vaginalis is Candida, which is present in the normal vagina. When the body’s resistance decreases or the vaginal environment changes, Candida multiplies and causes inflammation of the vagina. Patients with Candida infections usually have a significant increase in leucorrhea and vulvar itching. Therefore, once abnormal leucorrhea is detected, it needs to be treated promptly. Candida infection is more effective when treated with mycoplasma, while it is generally recommended that both husband and wife can be treated together. Because this inflammation can be transmitted to each other through the sexual life of the couple, thus causing the condition to always recur, so it is best if they can be treated together.