1 General treatment: Although there are many causes of infertility, the first step is to strengthen the system and improve health, correct malnutrition and anemia; educate about sex life and conception, and eliminate mental factors. The treatment should also include education on sexual life and conception, elimination of mental factors, cessation of alcohol and smoking habits, examination and correction of other endocrine diseases, etc., all of which are conducive to improving the chances of conception. 2. Treatment of genital diseases: If gynecological tumors, genital inflammation, vaginal transverse septum, uterine adhesions and other diseases are found, they should be treated actively. 3. Treatment of ovulation induction 4. Treatment of tubal obstruction: intra-fallopian tube injection, tubal ostomy, tubal anastomosis, etc. can be used. (1) Promote normal sexual life, actively prevent and control reproductive tract infections, and control obesity to sperm antigens to develop their own diseases. (2) Use condoms for 3 months to temporarily isolate the female reproductive tract from contact with sperm and expect the anti-sperm antibodies to gradually disappear through autoimmune regulation. (3) Use of adrenocorticotropic hormone to suppress the production of anti-sperm antibodies. (4) Active immunotherapy: lymphocyte immunotherapy. (5) Passive immunotherapy: human C-immunoglobulin therapy. (6) Artificial insemination: for patients with male sexual dysfunction, abnormal post-coital test or immune infertility. According to the source of semen, there are two categories: artificial insemination by husband semen (AIH) and artificial insemination by donor semen (AID). 7. IVF: It is mainly applied to women with irreversible tubal damage, such as after severe tubal obstruction, inappropriate for angioplasty or tubectomy. IVF includes several steps such as promotion and monitoring of follicle development, egg retrieval, in vitro fertilization, embryo transfer, and post-transfer treatment. Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), the third generation IVF technique, has been developed. In recent years egg donation IVF-ET has become an effective pregnancy aid. The indications for egg donation are: (1) ovarian failure or absence of ovaries; (2) chromosomal abnormalities or genetic disorders in the female partner; (3) failure to obtain suitable eggs using standard IVF-ET techniques, commonly in older patients with low ovarian function. In addition, donor embryo transfer is available for women with poor ovarian function or severe genetic disorders. In conclusion, infertility is often the result of a combination of factors in both men and women, and a thorough examination of both partners to identify the cause is the key to treating infertility. The treatment for the female partner should be individualized, and the treatment plan should be determined according to the cause of infertility and the husband’s semen condition. In principle, the most effective and economical option should be chosen. Regardless of the type of fertility treatment used, both the doctor and the patient should sign an informed consent form before the procedure. The doctor and the patient should communicate with each other in a timely manner so that the patient can cooperate better, reduce the pressure on the mind and minimize the influence of emotions on the medication and the fertility techniques.