There are three ways to treat tubal blockage, as follows: First, conservative treatment: If the tubal is mildly blocked, conservative treatment can be given, such as drugs to activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, herbal enemas and microwave physiotherapy to treat tubal blockage. Second, surgical treatment: surgical reconstruction of the fallopian tubes, interventional surgery of the fallopian tubes, through the plastic surgery, the fallopian tubes are open and you can try to conceive. If the patient is younger, for example, not more than 30 years old, the male partner has good semen, and the patient’s ovulation is not abnormal, this is the time to do tuboplasty with laparoscopy to see if you can get pregnant after the operation. Third, IVF: If the patient is older, over 35 years old, and also combined with other factors of infertility, such as poor semen of the male partner, or the woman has endometriosis, etc., and there are abnormalities in ovulation, such patients cannot easily undergo tubal surgery and can directly undergo IVF to help them conceive.