The transmission of Candida vaginitis is not a major problem because most Candida vaginitis is endogenous, with Candida in the vagina, mouth, and intestines being able to transmit to each other. And Candida can also be present in the body as normal flora. However, there are some cases of Candida vaginitis that can be transmitted sexually or by indirect contact, so appropriate precautions need to be developed to prevent contact or treat partners in patients with suspected sexual transmission or contact transmission.