Women with mycobacterial infections will have vulvar and vaginal inflammation, which can present the following clinical symptoms: first, patients show increased leukorrhea, the color of leukorrhea is white, thick, curd-like or tofu dregs, usually no odor, mainly fishy smell. Secondly, the patient’s vulva or vagina feels swollen, painful or itchy, with itching as the main symptom. Third, if the patient is combined with urinary tract infection, the symptoms of frequent urination, urinary urgency and painful urination may appear. If there is no urinary tract infection, but the patient has localized redness and swelling of the vagina, after the end of urination, due to the stimulation of urine, it can also lead to pain in the vulva and urethra. Fourth, if you do gynecological examination, you can see that the patient’s vagina has a large amount of white paste, and after wiping, you can see that the vaginal wall is congested severely.