Ms. Lin, born in February 1982, came to me for the first time on December 2 to see the laboratory report because she was diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease at another doctor. Her last menstrual period was on November 7, 2014. At the patient’s request, cervical cancer prevention examination was done and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease was confirmed by gynecological examination. On December 8, due to 32 days of menopause, blood tests for blood HCG and sex hormone six were drawn and the results were not pregnant, while luteinizing hormone increased significantly to 19.63 mIU/ml (normal range 10.87-58.64) and the rest of the results were normal. Diagnosis: 1, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease 2, ovarian hypofunction Analysis of the causes of her ovarian hypofunction: first, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease covers the ovaries and directly destroys ovarian function; second, through communication, it was found that the patient, although very capable, had no choice but to work under pressure and often worked overtime, including nights and holidays. In addition, they also use their spare time from time to time to recharge their batteries, mental stress, which affects sleep and rest from time to time, thus affecting the blood and oxygen supply to the ovaries and other internal organs, and directly affecting the energy metabolism (production) of the ovaries and other important internal organs. Treatment principle: for the analysis of the above-mentioned pathogenesis, the corresponding treatment plan was formulated, by means of pelvic focal kneading mainly supplemented with drugs and oxygen absorption, while mobilizing the patient’s subjective initiative to actively exercise and combine work and rest. Treatment effect: On January 21, 2015, the sex hormone six items were rechecked and the luteinizing hormone returned to normal at 10.10 (mIU/ml), and the chronic pelvic inflammatory disease was also well treated.