If the tubal distortion is caused by tubal inflammation, it can be treated with moxibustion, physiotherapy or oral anti-inflammatory drugs such as cephalosporin or quinolone antibiotics. After treatment, if the tubal distortion is not relieved or if there is tubal adhesion or blockage, and if there is still a desire to have children, surgery can be performed under hysteroscopy or laparoscopy as soon as possible to remove the distorted tubes and treat the excess distorted tubes with end-to-end anastomosis. Most of the twisted fallopian tubes in women are related to endometrial inflammation and pelvic inflammatory disease. Women must promptly treat endometrial inflammation and pelvic inflammatory disease to avoid chronic inflammation leading to twisted fallopian tubes, and pay attention to avoiding and reducing inflammation caused by uterine cavity operations as much as possible.