Mycosis fungoides or Candida vaginitis, or vulvovaginal pseudofilamentous candidiasis (VVC), is a common and frequent inflammatory disease of the vulva and vagina caused by Candida. Candida albicans is a conditional pathogen. 10% to 20% of non-pregnant women and 30% of pregnant women have this bacteria in their vagina, but the amount of bacteria is small and does not cause symptoms. Only when the immunity of the whole body and vagina decreases, especially the local cellular immunity, and Candida albicans multiplies, will the symptoms of vaginitis be triggered. Symptoms of mycosis fungoides? The typical symptom of mycosis vaginalis is itching of the vulva, which can be mild or severe, sometimes stopping at times, and when itching is severe, it is difficult to sit or sleep. Increased leucorrhea is another major symptom of the disease. The leucorrhea is usually thick, beanbag-like or milky. How is mycosis vaginalis caused? 1. Taking a lot of antibacterial agents. Taking antibiotics changes the microenvironment of the vagina and the pathogenic bacterial pathogens may multiply, eventually leading to localized episodes of mycosis fungoides. 2. Sexual transmission is also one of the causes of the occurrence. The female partner has symptoms of at least 10% of the male partner has mycosis fungoides, should be given reasonable treatment at the same time to prevent cross-infection; 3, indirect contact transmission is also a route of transmission of mycosis fungoides. Contact with the toilet seat, bath tub, bath chair, towels, the use of unclean toilet paper, can cause transmission; 4, excessive hygiene. Some women often use medicinal lotions to clean their vaginas in order to maintain hygiene, which can easily damage the acid-base environment of the vagina and make it easier to get infected with Candida vaginitis. Daily cleaning can be done with ph4 weak acidic feminine care lotion. 5. Diabetes and pregnancy may increase the rate of vaginal proliferation of Candida. How to prevent mycosis vaginalis? 1. Women should not wash their vagina excessively to avoid disruption of the vaginal flora. The daily cleaning can be done with warm water, but remember to use a special basin for this purpose; 2. Choose cotton underwear and try not to use sanitary pads when there is not much secretion, if you need to use sanitary pads, you should change them regularly to avoid breeding bacteria; 3. Antibiotics can kill bacteria, but may also inhibit some of the beneficial flora, resulting in mold multiplying, so whether you need to use antibiotics when you are sick must follow medical advice; 5, unclean sex is one of the common ways of vaginal disease infection, so women should pay attention to do a good job when they live together. The woman should pay attention to the cleanliness of her sexual organs when having sex. Does mycosis vaginalis affect pregnancy? Mycosis vaginalis can have some effect on pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, the vagina has a relatively safe environment, with stable flora and a balanced pH, and this “environment” is suitable for the temporary retention of sperm. This “environment” is suitable for the temporary retention of sperm. It is very important for the sperm to pass through, and if this environment is disrupted, infertility can easily occur. In the case of mycosis vaginalis, the change in vaginal pH can inhibit sperm motility, and inflammatory cells can engulf sperm, which, together with painful intercourse and loss of libido during an attack, can affect normal conception. However, infertility due to mycosis vaginalis is temporary and conception can still occur after the disease is cured. If an unexpectant mother suffers from mycosis vaginalis during the preparation period, she can be actively treated under the guidance of her doctor and can prepare for pregnancy again after her condition is cured. The medication for mycosis vaginalis in women who are preparing for pregnancy is a weak acidic drug, such as 5% acetic acid solution, while local medication varies depending on the type of inflammation. Mycotic vaginitis is the most common in women, and patients can use mycobacterial suppositories, Kenitin suppositories and Povidon suppositories. The medication for trichomoniasis is divided into different periods. Methotrexate can be used during middle and late pregnancy, but it cannot be used during early pregnancy, and medications such as Kenitin suppositories and Povidon suppositories can be used carefully during early pregnancy. While bacterial vaginitis is best not used during early pregnancy, methotrexate is also an option during middle and late pregnancy. Several of these treatments must be used with the help of a doctor to avoid any effects on the fetus. Experts remind patients that vaginitis treatment must be thorough. Some patients stop taking medication once their symptoms are relieved, which makes it easy for the inflammation to recur and forfeit the previous work. Generally speaking, a course of treatment is 7-10 days, and the leucorrhoea will be rechecked at the hospital after a month to decide whether to continue the medication and how to use it next. The other key to treatment is that the patient’s husband should also use medication at the same time under the guidance of the doctor, generally using more topical medication, while remembering that couples should strictly prohibit sexual intercourse during inflammation.