Female urethral stricture is a rare entity. Irritative storage symptoms mixed with minor obstructive voiding symptoms are major presentation of diseased women. Differential diagnosis when encountering these patients should always keep high index of suspicion. The incidence of proved female urethral stricture was estimated to be <1.0% of the female patients referred for voiding problem. Thus far, no exact prevalence of population has previously been reported. Image contained videourodynamic study and cystourethroscopy are the method of choice for a definitive diagnosis. Long term urethral sounding can achieve clinical improvement of symptoms, but reconstructive urethroplasty is required if recurrence of urethral stricture occurs. We report herein on our two case reports and review the literatures.