Male partners of patients with candidal gynecologic infections do not need to be routinely treated, but if the male partner is determined to have a candidal infection, he or she should be treated with medication or surgery. The male partner of a female patient with candidal gynecologic inflammation usually does not need to be treated with medication. For men with inflammation of the glans, a candida test is needed, and oral treatment with antifungal medication such as fluconazole is needed when candida infection is determined to be present, to prevent repeat infections in women. The male partner circumcision, because the coronal groove is easy to hide dirt, easy to re-infect women after sex. It is recommended to wash every day, and elective surgical treatment, such as circumcision. During the treatment of Candida gynecological inflammation, it is not recommended that couples have intercourse, which will increase the chance of re-infection and cause Candida gynecological inflammation to recur repeatedly, affecting the therapeutic effect while increasing the difficulty of treatment. After resuming sex, men should also keep their pubic area clean to reduce the occurrence of female gynecological inflammation. Candida gynecological inflammation female patients of male partners need to be treated, need to go to the hospital for further examination, according to the doctor’s advice to formulate the appropriate treatment plan.