When vaginal inflammation is cured, the following symptoms will occur: 1) vaginal discharge will be significantly reduced; 2) the color of the discharge will change to milky white; 3) the corresponding symptoms will be reduced or disappear, such as localized itching of the vulva, but after treatment the itching will disappear, indicating a cure. In addition, if there is odor, the odor will also disappear after treatment, which basically indicates that the vaginal inflammation has been cured. If the clinical symptoms have disappeared, you can go to the hospital for a routine laboratory examination of the white belt to find out whether the original pathogenic bacteria are still present or not. If the symptoms have disappeared and the pathogenic bacteria are still present, it is recommended to continue the treatment with medication until the clinical laboratory tests are negative to indicate complete cure.