Anti-Müllerian hormone can be elevated, and the normal value of anti-Müllerian hormone is in the range of 2-7ng/ml, if it is in the range of 0.7-2ng/ml, it is considered to be ovarian hyporesponsiveness. If it is greater than 7ng/ml, consider ovarian granulosa cell carcinoma or polycystic ovary syndrome, and ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. According to the different test results, targeted treatment. Currently there are various treatment methods, ovulation stimulation can be used. If there is a need for fertility, hormone replacement therapy can be given, along with gonadotropin drugs, which can promote the discharge and maturation of eggs to achieve the purpose of fertilization. If the symptoms are not serious can be through psychological conditioning, if there is insomnia, decreased sexual satisfaction, anxiety and other states, pay attention to more communication, maintain an optimistic attitude towards life. Hormone replacement therapy can also be used, which can improve ovarian insufficiency or alleviate the symptoms associated with estrogen deficiency.