Fibroids often cause infertility because they block the opening of the cervix or the fallopian tube and affect the passage of sperm, and even if a patient with fibroids conceives, she often miscarries because they affect the development of the embryo. The difficulty of treating fibroids that grow in different directions is also different. Fibroids that grow toward the surface of the uterus have less impact on conception and are easier to remove surgically, but when they grow to a certain size, they can affect the smooth delivery. Any fibroids that develop toward the uterine cavity should be surgically removed. Usually the tumor can be removed from the vagina through the cervix without opening the abdomen. Do not take fibroids lightly because you think they are the most common, and do not lose confidence in treatment because you have gone through several miscarriages. In conclusion, infertility or sterility caused by fibroids is not an incurable disease. Removal of fibroids in infertile women can significantly improve the pregnancy rate. It is not only easy to diagnose, but also surgical treatment is effective.