In clinical practice, a cleanliness of the leukorrhea is not a problem if it is below the second degree, while a third or fourth degree indicates inflammation of the vagina, which is the view of the cleanliness of the leukorrhea. If the cleanliness is third or fourth degree, it is often accompanied by inflammatory manifestations such as increased discharge or yellowish color, and clinically it needs to be treated with appropriate medication. If the cleanliness is not good and there are no other pathogenic infections, the symptoms can be improved by vaginal insertion of diazoxide suppositories, one capsule once a day for 5-7 days. It is recommended that you go to the hospital 3-7 days after stopping the medication to review your leukorrhea to see if the cleanliness has decreased. If the cleanliness has changed to first or second degree, you can stop using the medicine. It is recommended that women pay attention to the hygiene of sexual life and menstruation in daily life.