Burning sensation in women’s vulva can be caused by: a. Inflammation of the vulva, which is caused by local bacterial infection due to lack of cleanliness and hygiene, resulting in a burning and painful sensation; b. When women suffer from urethritis, discomfort can occur due to bacterial infection in the vulva after urination; c. When women suffer from vaginal inflammation, due to the inflow of leukorrhea from the vagina to the When women suffer from vaginal inflammation, the skin of the vulva will be stimulated with a burning sensation, odor, increased leucorrhea discharge and itching. When this happens, women can first wash their vulva with warm water, if it does not relieve, they need to go to the hospital for gynecological examination, urine routine and white belt routine laboratory tests, according to different causes to take lotions or drugs for treatment.