If white flocculent material appears in the urine, you must go to the hospital for routine urine examination to see if there are urinary tract infections and nephritis, and if there are urinary tract infections and nephritis, you can treat them symptomatically with medication. If the white flocculent is coming out from the vagina, you should be alert for mycosis vaginalis. During pregnancy, pregnant women have sufficient glycogen reserves and 30%-40% of women have combined mycotic infections. You can go to the hospital to have the discharge tested to confirm whether it is a mycotic infection or not, and if it is a mycotic infection, you can treat it according to mycotic vaginitis. If it is a mycotic infection, it can be treated as a mycotic vaginitis. The medication used during pregnancy must be under the guidance of a doctor and the medication used during pregnancy should be selected according to the situation.