Infertility is something that haunts the patient; it involves the harmony and stability of the family and the need for the patient’s psychological integrity. In fact, the patient’s own psychological burden of not being able to have a healthy baby is so heavy that the pain is far more torturous than the physical pain. Therefore, whenever we meet a patient for consultation, I think the doctor should give enthusiastic help and empathetic understanding. When it comes to tubal incompetence, patients may struggle with whether it is better to do laparoscopy or interventional catheterization. If there is fluid in the fallopian tube, I think we can give priority to laparoscopy, but if there is no fluid but only blockage in the fallopian tube, then I think interventional guidewire under DSA is more effective. In addition, it is convenient, fast and inexpensive. Moreover, Chinese medicine is very profound and if it is effectively combined with herbal enemas, the effect of unblocking is very good. Some patients may also ask, “Isn’t there radiation for interventional recanalization under DSA? We must objectively admit that DSA interventional recanalization has some radiation, but it is like tubal imaging, the radiation dose is far less than the minimum dose of radiation damage, so the patient should not worry about it. Doctors and patients should not be a contradictory group, but a mutual help group. We can also learn from our patients what doctors need. Helping those who need your help is not helping yourself, and the gratitude of those who have received help does not make the giver feel happy! Keep learning, but try to pioneer, do not seek to do academic superheroes, only to do enthusiastic ordinary small doctors!