Baking soda for gynecological infections can be washed every day during the treatment period and cannot be used after the gynecological infections are cured. Baking soda is also referred to as sodium bicarbonate, which is an alkaline medication. If a woman has vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, she can use baking soda to rinse the vagina, which can change the weakly acidic environment of the vagina, thus changing the living environment of pseudomycosis, and has a certain auxiliary therapeutic effect on the disease. When treating vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, you can use 2% to 3% of the soda water to rinse the vulva and vagina, and then put clotrimazole vaginal tablets or mycotoxin vaginal tablets and other drugs into the vagina. During the treatment period, it is important not to have sexual intercourse. After vulvovaginal pseudomycosis is cured, you can no longer use baking soda as a daily cleansing products. Because normally the vagina is acidic, if you use baking soda to douche the vagina, it will lead to dysfunction of the vaginal flora, which is prone to bacterial vaginosis. It is recommended to use medication to treat gynecological inflammation under the guidance of a doctor.