Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary flow of urine from the urethra and can occur in any season, but is more severe in the fall and winter. Urinary incontinence is a disease that can affect people of any age and gender, but is more common in the elderly and women. Urinary incontinence can be caused by mental factors, neurological diseases, childbirth, trauma, etc. Most of them are caused by bladder and urethra dysfunction such as tension incontinence, urgency incontinence and overflow incontinence. Among them, tension incontinence is the majority, because the patient’s pelvic floor muscle control of the urethra decreased, the strength of the urethral sphincter muscle becomes weak, unable to resist the impact of the increased pressure after the accumulation of urine in the bladder, so that urine flows out inadvertently, especially in laughing, crying, coughing, sneezing, standing, walking, easy to occur, quiet or lying down when slightly relieved. Therefore, this kind of urinary incontinence is also called stress incontinence. For stress urinary incontinence, drug treatment usually does not help, generally take conservative treatment. Chinese medicine believes that the reason why people have urinary incontinence is because of the deficiency of kidney qi, in the lower qi resulting in unfavorable bladder restraint. Therefore, treatment is mostly based on tonifying the kidney qi and elevating the middle qi. Acupuncture is mostly used for Qi Hai Guan Yuan Foot San Li Tai Xi Hegu Bai Hui and other points, can be used with moxibustion Shen Que, Guan Yuan, Zhong Ji, Chung Quan and other points, the specific method is: ignite the moxa stick, in the above points in rotation, each point when you feel burning hot point moxibustion again, generally need half an hour once. Once a day, continuous acupuncture treatment for a period of time, most patients will have better results. At the same time, rest on time to have a good sleep, mood stability, appropriate exercise to enhance physical fitness.