Polycystic ovaries can be fertilized with perforation. Polycystic ovaries are characterized by increased ovarian size, cortical thickening, and more than ten immature follicles in the ovaries, which do not ovulate because there are no mature eggs, thus leading to infertility. Treatment is based on medication to promote ovulation. If medication does not have a significant effect on ovulation, surgical treatment, ovarian perforation, is usually used, which will increase the ovarian ovulation function to facilitate pregnancy. Ovarian perforation is performed by laparoscopic bilateral ovarian perforation with 30w power electro-acupuncture, usually 4-5 perforations on one side of the ovary, and immediately after perforation, saline rinse is used to cool down the temperature, in order to minimize the damage to the ovary. Ovarian perforation increases the chance of conception. However, perforation may cause adhesions around the area and is not used at present. Polycystic ovaries with irregular menstruation and no ovulation as the main manifestation, must go to a professional hospital, standardized treatment, so as not to miss the condition.