Objective: To analyze the research status of stress urinary incontinence in the past five years and predict future research hotspots. Methods: The Web of Science database was searched for relevant Literature on stress urinary incontinence. Citespace.5.8. R3 software was used to visualize the study with authors, cited authors cited journals, institutions, countries, Literature, and keywords as nodes. Results & Conclusions: The published papers increased steadily from 2017 to 2021. It is expected to continue growing in 2022. MBADER and HAYLEN BT represent the field. INTUROGYNECOLJ was the most frequently referenced journal. The University of Michigan and the University of Washington are significant institutions in this field. The United States is in the leading position in the international field. The current research hotspots include the evaluation of SUI and standardization of surgical treatment, comparing the advantages and disadvantages of various surgical methods, and the innovative research of surgical methods. It is predicted that the research frontiers in the next few years are electroacupuncture, pelvic floor muscle training, and stem cell injection for stress urinary incontinence, and pregnant and menopausal women will be the focus groups.