If the vaginal inflammation or cervical inflammation is caused by the insertion of effervescent pills into the vagina, the discharge is often the residue of the medication, which resembles garbage. This is mainly because the medication dissolves after being inserted into the vagina under the action of vaginal secretions, and then part of it is absorbed and acts as an anti-inflammatory treatment for the disease, and part of it is discharged outside the vagina. This garbage-like substance is the residue of the medication after melting of the effervescent tablets. It is recommended to keep the vulva clean during the medication period. Wash the vulva once or twice a day with clean water or 30% of cleanser or red nucleus lotion, and use sanitary napkins to avoid soiling the underwear, and change the sanitary napkins in time to avoid germs from multiplying here. After stopping the medication, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a corresponding examination to know whether the original disease has improved or has been cured.