How to determine if gastric bleeding has stopped

In clinical practice, gastric bleeding can be judged by whether symptoms are relieved, blood tests, endoscopy, etc.

1. Symptoms are relieved.

Typical symptoms of gastric bleeding include hematemesis, black stool, and abdominal pain. When symptoms gradually alleviate or completely disappear, it may indicate that gastric bleeding has stopped.

2. Blood tests

can also be performed on patients to assess indicators such as hemoglobin and red blood cell count. If the indicators gradually return to normal after treatment, it may indicate that gastric bleeding has stopped.

3. Endoscopy

is a method of directly observing the stomach and digestive tract. Through endoscopy, doctors can observe the condition of the stomach wall and any possible manifestations of active bleeding to determine whether bleeding has stopped.