Urinary incontinence can occur at any age and in any gender, especially in women and the elderly. In addition to being physically uncomfortable, urinary incontinence can, more importantly, have a long-term impact on a patient’s quality of life and seriously affect their mental health. According to statistics, among women over 40 years old worldwide, one in four will have different degrees of incontinence at different stages; and among women over 18 years old in Nanjing, the total prevalence of incontinence is 29.8%, nearly 30%. The so-called urinary incontinence, refers to laughing, coughing, sneezing, or lifting heavy objects and other actions to increase abdominal pressure, urine involuntarily from the urethra out of the situation, and in serious cases, even when standing up, walking will also have urine involuntarily leak. In addition to physical discomfort, urinary incontinence can easily lead to physical pain in addition to urinary tract infections, but also long-term impact on the quality of life of patients, seriously affecting the psychological health of patients, many patients are under great psychological pressure, high tension, because of the fear of public embarrassment and will be locked up at home, as little as possible to socialize, reluctant to go out, self-restricted drinking, no longer willing to participate in social activities, etc., and so on. They may suffer from anxiety, embarrassment and depression, which is also called “social cancer”. With the continuous improvement of technology, our department has gradually established a variety of treatment methods, including drug therapy, biofeedback therapy, pelvic floor muscle training, paraurethral filler injection, tension-free midurethral sling and artificial urethral sphincter implant, which are applicable to patients with different degrees of stress urinary incontinence of different genders. Stress urinary incontinence is a non-fatal disease that mainly affects the quality of life of patients, and the main means of treatment is surgery for two reasons: first, there is no long-term effective curative drug treatment for stress urinary incontinence, and second, the current surgery for stress urinary incontinence is minimally invasive and highly effective. Since the disease mainly affects the patient’s quality of life, the decision to operate or not depends in most cases on the patient’s wishes. Our experience is that if the disease changes the patient’s lifestyle, surgery is recommended. In your case, we estimate that you need to wear a sanitary napkin every day or you wet your pants, and in this case we consider that the disease has changed your lifestyle. Our department can provide a variety of treatment options based on the formation of specialist features, treatment efficiency has also reached the same level of international, now our department to carry out the characteristics of urinary incontinence treatment is introduced as follows: biofeedback therapy + pelvic floor muscle training: simple pelvic floor muscle training is often difficult to adhere to because patients can not master the correct method, which affects the efficacy of the method. The Laborui urodynamic examination and treatment instrument in our department detects more than 500 cases of urinary disorders every year and has accumulated experience of 5,000 patients. 2009 saw the introduction of biofeedback therapy instrument, which makes pelvic floor muscle training more intuitive and easy to grasp through biofeedback technology, improving the effect of training and maintaining a relatively long effective duration. Tension-free mid-urethral sling: This procedure is the first choice for treating moderate to severe stress urinary incontinence in women, and has the advantages of stable efficacy, minimal injury, few complications and short hospital stay. Depending on the method and location of the sling implantation, this procedure is divided into TVT, TVT-O, TOT, TVT-S, etc. We select one of these procedures according to the specific situation of each patient, with a treatment efficiency of more than 90%. The procedure is performed through a vaginal incision (about 1.5 cm), punctured and a sling is placed under the urethra. The operation is minimal and takes about 15-20 minutes. Three days after the operation, you can go about your daily activities (including going to work). For three months after the operation, you should not engage in heavy physical activities, such as playing ball or splits, which may cause the sling to loosen. After three months after surgery, the sling and the tissues are completely fused and you can resume any activities you had before surgery. Paraurethral filler injection: This method injects filler into the submucosa of the endourethral orifice under direct endoscopic vision to narrow and elongate the urethral cavity to improve urethral resistance, lengthen the length of the functional urethra, and increase the closure of the endourethral orifice for urinary control purposes. This method is suitable for stress urinary incontinence caused by various reasons, and has the advantages of low trauma and low complication rate, especially for those who cannot tolerate anesthesia and open surgery with serious comorbidities, and the short-term efficiency can reach 80%, but the long-term efficacy is slightly poor, and repeated injections are needed to enhance the efficacy. Artificial urethral sphincter implantation: This procedure has now become the gold standard for the treatment of urinary incontinence due to urethral sphincter deficiency. A cuff of the artificial urethral sphincter is surgically placed in the proximal urethra to create a circular compression of the urethra. After surgery the patient can control urination manually and autonomously. It is indicated for post-prostatectomy incontinence, neurogenic bladder incontinence with hypotension, and sphincter damage due to trauma. It is less used in the treatment of female stress urinary incontinence and is mainly used for patients with type III stress urinary incontinence. The procedure helps patients get rid of the pain of wearing urinary pads for a long time and can urinate on their own, allowing them to regain confidence and return to society. As with other diseases, the correct face, active treatment is the first condition for patients to overcome incontinence, neither shy embarrassment and silent suffering and refuse treatment, nor self-hatred, frustration and chagrin, or do not take it seriously and miss the best time for treatment. In the face of urinary incontinence, as long as early attention, early treatment can say goodbye to the “leakage” of the annoyance, every day, refreshing, happy, re-enjoy a happy and free life.