Yeast vaginitis is a type of gynecological inflammation. Yeast vaginitis should be treated according to the course of treatment. If it is not treated in time, it can become very serious. Yeast vaginitis causes redness and swelling of the vaginal skin and mucous membranes. There may be itching of the vulva, vaginal discharge that appears like cottage cheese or curd-like and white. There may also be accompanying symptoms such as burning pain, pain during sexual intercourse, and pain during urination. If these symptoms occur, it is necessary to visit the hospital in time for a routine examination of the secretions to determine the type of vaginitis. If yeast vaginitis is confirmed, it needs to be treated according to the treatment course, including necessary vaginal medication or oral medication.