When a woman experiences itching of the vulva and occasional urinary incontinence, it is generally considered that there is an inflammation in the vulva that has infected the urethra leading to symptoms of urinary incontinence. Because the vulva is close to the urethral opening, if there is inflammation at the vulva, it can infect the urethral opening and cause a urinary tract infection. It is advised to visit the gynecology clinic of a local formal hospital for examination. Treatment should follow the clinical doctor's guidance based on the examination results. One should not self-medicate to avoid adverse effects. During the treatment period, maintain cleanliness and dryness of the vulva, wear loose, breathable underwear, and change frequently.