Trichomonas vaginalis is caused by the pathogen Trichomonas vaginalis and is transmitted through sexual intercourse or indirectly (via baths, tubs, swimming pools, clothing, dressings and contaminated instruments). There is also a burning sensation, painful intercourse, frequent urination, painful urination, and even hematuria when accompanied by urethral infection. Treatment: Usually you can give oral methotrexate and intravaginal methotrexate suppositories for 7-10 days for 3 months, and 1% lactic acid solution to douche the vulva. Husbands should also be treated at the same time and sexual intercourse should be avoided during the treatment period. In addition, attention should be paid to human hygiene, avoid unclean intercourse and cross-infection 2, mycotic vaginitis caused by pathogenic – Candida albicans infection, mostly occurs in women who use hormones, antibiotics for a long time, diabetes and pregnant women, the infection is mainly through sexual intercourse, baths, bath towels, etc.. The main manifestations are bean curd-like leucorrhea and itchy vulva. The way of medication: you can take 150mg of Dafukang orally, Kenitin vaginally, or use mycobacterial suppositories to insert into the vagina. During the treatment period, avoid sexual intercourse, change underwear regularly and wash washing utensils with boiling water. 3. Gatnerella vaginitis is caused by pathogenic bacterium Gatnerella and can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Infections caused by B. gattii are most commonly seen in sexually active women. In the acute phase, the leucorrhea increases with a fishy or ammonia odor, vulvar dampness and discomfort, often accompanied by vaginal burning sensation, painful intercourse and vulvar itching. The way to treat vaginal inflammation: Tetracycline and sulfathiazole can be made into suppositories and placed deep in the vagina once a night for 10 days; oral methotrexate and ampicillin can be taken. For systemic infections, intravenous ampicillin or chloramphenicol can be given. 4. gonococcal vaginitis is caused by the causative agent, gonococcus, and can be transmitted through unclean or confused sexual intercourse. It can also be transmitted indirectly by wearing gonococcal swimsuits or through gonococcal contaminated bathtubs and bidets. The symptoms are pain in the lower abdomen, increased vaginal discharge, purulent leucorrhea, and painful redness of the vaginal orifice, etc. If left untreated, it may turn into chronic gynecological inflammation, and 10% to 20% of women may experience infertility or ectopic pregnancy. The way of medication: treatment with ceftazidime and daikonimycin intramuscular injection for 10 consecutive days. At the same time, you can use 100 grams of hemp and willow leaves, 15 grams of Atractylodes, 15 grams of Huang Lian, 15 grams of Phellodendron, 20 grams of Severus, 15 grams of Serpentine, 30 grams of Bupleurum, 30 grams of Bitter Ginseng and 15 grams of Dioscorea, decocted in water. Wash the vulva while it is warm, 1 to 2 times a day, 7 days for a course of treatment, usually 1 to 2 courses can be cured. 5. Vaginitis is a common disease in post-menopausal women, mainly due to a lack of estrogen, which leads to a decrease in local resistance, and causes inflammation due to the invasion and reproduction of germs. It is characterized by itching or burning sensation in the vulva, and in severe cases, frequent and painful urination. The vaginal discharge increases and is yellowish, and in severe cases, there is bloody purulent leucorrhea with a foul odor, and further examination should be done to exclude the possibility of tumor. The way to use medication: Once you find out that you have senile vaginitis, you must treat it early, as delayed treatment may result in vaginal adhesions. Treatment is usually localized with 1:5,000 potassium permanganate and vaginal plugging with vinpocetine tablets or suppositories, or systemic application of estrogen, but treatment must be under medical supervision. 6. Vaginitis during pregnancy It is better to check if you have vaginal inflammation before you get pregnant, and if so, treat it thoroughly before you get pregnant, because then the doctor can boldly use the medicine without worrying about any effect on the fetus, and the treatment during non-pregnancy is much better than the treatment during pregnancy. During pregnancy, hormone levels rise, secretions increase, vaginal pH changes, and bacteria that live in the vaginal area also flare up as the environment changes, with mycosis vaginalis being the most common among pregnant women. The way of medication: Pregnant women should be especially cautious in the treatment of vaginitis. Topical medications such as mycobacterial suppositories, Kenitin suppositories and Povidon suppositories can be used topically according to the different types of vaginitis to prevent the medication from causing fetal malformation. Mycobacteria can infect the fetus in the birth canal and make the newborn get the disease called thrush. Therefore, pregnant women should be treated thoroughly for vaginitis to prevent fungus from the birth canal from attacking the fetus during delivery.