How to solve the psychosomatic stress during IVF treatment? I think we can start from the following aspects: 1. As far as the patient is concerned, the patient himself is the main subject of stress, first of all, he needs to adjust his interpersonal relationship in the family and have good communication with family members, and there are many patients who are concealing their families from the treatment, and once the treatment fails, the pressure they face can be imagined. In addition, infertility is a problem of both spouses, the couple should understand each other, the same diagnosis and treatment, in the treatment process, encourage each other, so as to reduce each other’s anxiety and inferiority complex, courage will increase a lot, thus also enhance the feelings between the couple, especially the female partner feel a sense of security, it is easier to overcome the various difficulties in the treatment process of life, economic and ideological. 2, as far as the medical side is concerned, this requires us to pay attention to the patient’s subjective feelings and functional state, respect each patient’s customs, habits, culture, beliefs and personality, provide a natural, harmonious and free atmosphere for patients, help patients understand the occurrence of disease, development, prevention and scientific knowledge of treatment, care and rehabilitation, correct their wrong and one-sided understanding of disease as early as possible, and reduce their psychological burden. Specifically, (1) admission stage. Greet the patient warmly, understand the patient’s needs, introduce the hospital environment, and stabilize the patient’s mood through this stage of counseling. (2) Pre-egg (sperm) retrieval stage. The patient is given a detailed pre-collection education, including the patient’s cooperation throughout the process, the prevention of discomfort and the estimation of the success rate of conception, etc., so that the patient can clearly grasp the content of the education and can minimize the patient’s psychological stress. (3) Egg (sperm) retrieval and implantation stage. This stage is most likely to cause emotional changes in the patient. At this time, the patient should be encouraged to maintain an optimistic mood to enhance her confidence and eliminate her worries, which is conducive to improving the success rate of conception. (4) Pre-discharge stage. When the patient is discharged from the hospital after the completion of the assisted conception program, she will face many problems after discharge, such as the acceptance of her family, unit and even society. Before discharge, we assess the patient’s achievement of the educational program and provide comprehensive discharge guidance, so that the patient can eliminate concerns and return to society happily. In addition, for patients with adverse complications, we must give anticipatory guidance, inform patients of possible symptoms and signs, eliminate patients’ nervousness and fear, and patiently answer patients’ questions, so that they can eliminate various concerns and actively cooperate with doctors. We hope that infertility will be included in the scope of basic medical care in the near future, so as to fundamentally solve the economic pressure of patients.