(1) Acute tubal inflammation is mainly treated with antibiotic medication; if medication is ineffective or the abscess persists or ruptures, surgical treatment should be considered. (2) chronic tubal infection, if the patient complains of pelvic pain, single treatment is often ineffective and often requires comprehensive treatment: ① physical therapy: physical therapy can promote local blood circulation in the pelvic cavity, improve the nutritional status of the tissue, improve metabolism, in order to facilitate the absorption and remission of inflammation. ②Chinese medicine treatment. ③Antibiotic treatment. ④Surgical treatment: those with foci of infection, repeatedly causing acute attacks of inflammation or accompanied by severe pelvic pain and dysmenorrhea for which comprehensive treatment is ineffective should undergo surgical treatment. 2. tubal tuberculosis The treatment principle of anti-tuberculosis drug therapy mainly, supplemented by rest and nutrition. 3. Endometriosis The treatment method should be selected according to the patient’s age, symptoms, location and extent of lesions and fertility requirements, emphasizing individualized treatment. In principle, patients with mild symptoms should be treated with anticipation; mild patients with fertility requirements should be treated with medication first, and those with more severe conditions should undergo surgery to preserve fertility; severe patients with no fertility requirements should undergo surgery to preserve ovarian function, supplemented by hormone therapy; patients with no fertility requirements who have severe symptoms and lesions should undergo radical surgery. 4.Laparoscopic treatment Laparoscopic surgery should be performed for hydrosalpinx and umbilical adhesions in the jugular segment of the fallopian tube. 5.Interventional treatment For obstruction in the interstitial part of the fallopian tube, isthmus and proximal part of the pot belly, tubal interventional treatment is feasible.