Women who experience pain and a burning sensation in the vagina may have vaginitis. Typical clinical manifestations of vaginitis are increased leukorrhea, accompanied by vulvar itching and, in severe cases, a burning sensation inside the vagina. Because of the different causative organisms vaginitis is divided into three categories: bacterial vaginitis, mycosis vaginalis and trichomonas vaginitis. The clinical manifestations of these types of vaginitis are not quite the same, and we can help to differentiate them by going to the hospital and taking vaginal secretions for a high magnification examination. The medication for vaginitis is mainly topical, and you can’t have sex during the medication. You should not eat cold, stimulating, spicy food during the medication. Some vaginitis is related to sexually transmitted infections, while others have to do with their own immunity. So we need to exercise to improve our immunity, and do not take antibiotics indiscriminately.