Anti-sperm antibody positivity is still a serious problem, and it directly affects a woman’s fertility. If the anti-sperm antibody is caused by congenital dysplasia, it is relatively troublesome to treat. If it is caused by an acquired disease factor, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a relevant examination to identify the cause for symptomatic treatment. Nowadays, many women with positive antisperm antibodies are caused by acquired factors, and their treatment is mainly directed at the cause of the disease, and the results are relatively satisfactory. During the treatment of anti-sperm antibodies, it is recommended to take certain contraceptive measures to avoid affecting the treatment effect. After the treatment, it is recommended to go to the hospital for follow-up examination. If the results of the three tests are negative, it means that the anti-sperm antibody has turned negative and you can consider preparing for pregnancy. It is recommended to maintain a peaceful state of mind during pregnancy preparation to facilitate better conception.