In fact, among the current outpatient consultations, only about 10% of the infertility population needs direct IVF. Many patients are able to get pregnant with simple outpatient medications and complementary therapies, and some can even get pregnant with psychological counseling. Not all endometriosis, polycystic oocystic syndrome, and infectious diseases require IVF either. Therefore, for the first diagnosis of infertility, the first thing to do is to identify the cause of the disease, according to the cause of the targeted treatment, when the treatment is ineffective, IVF can be chosen. For some special indications of IVF, such as tubal obstruction, peripheral tubal adhesion, tuberculous pelvic inflammatory disease, infectious pelvic inflammatory disease, moderate-to-severe endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, etc., which are ineffective after treatment, IVF treatment is required. Although the current success rate of IVF in our hospital is on par with international standards, we still hope that more patients can get pregnant with simple treatments. Primary patients can also get pregnant if they can detect the cause of the disease early and receive standardized and effective treatment. Therefore, patients must choose regular hospitals and professional doctors, and have a full and objective understanding of themselves. At the same time, evaluating the etiology and individual status of infertility patients is the most basic requirement for fertility doctors. In addition, the choice of laparoscopy should not be blind, because laparoscopy is, after all, a surgical treatment, such as for the tubal periphery of mild adhesions can be loosened to return to the normal anatomical structure. But if the fallopian tube is seriously violated, often not a simple peripheral adhesion, may be inside and outside are not good or even the tubal wall has edema, in this case if you still go to do laparoscopic surgery, most of them are ineffective, so the choice of laparoscopic surgery must be to grasp the indications, and laparoscopic surgery may result in damage to the ovarian function and adhesion formation again.