Monk’s medicine can not be used as a conventional treatment for aplastic anemia, the treatment of aplastic anemia has supportive treatment and treatment for the etiology of the disease. 1. Supportive treatment: antibiotics should be used to prevent and control infections (levofloxacin), and red blood cells can be transfused for hemoglobin less than 60g/L. Phenosulfanilamide and platelet concentrate transfusion can also be used to control bleeding. Phenosulfanilamide and platelet concentrate transfusion can also be used to control bleeding. For patients with liver function abnormality, hepatoprotective drugs such as glutathione can be used. 2. Treatment of the cause: severe cases can be treated with anti-lymphocyte/thymocyte globulin, cyclosporine and other immune preparations. Hematopoietic treatment can also be carried out, with drugs such as stanozolol, testosterone propionate and other androgens and recombinant human erythropoietin and other hematopoietic growth factors. Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation may be considered for those under 40 years of age without other complications. The treatment of aplastic anemia is mainly based on western medical treatment, if diagnosed, should also actively cooperate with doctors to standardize treatment and medication.