Does serious gastric bleeding need operation to treat

The need for surgery for severe gastric bleeding should be analyzed according to the individual circumstances of the patient.

Generally speaking, for patients with severe gastric bleeding, surgery is generally not considered when vitamin K1, tranexamic acid, thrombin and other drugs are prescribed to obtain better hemostatic effect. However, if the patient has a large amount of bleeding and a fast bleeding speed, and the drug treatment cannot obtain a good hemostatic effect, surgical treatment should be considered to stop bleeding to stabilize vital signs. The commonly used surgical methods include endoscopic hemostasis, interventional therapy, surgical treatment, etc.