In the early stage of AIDS, the bleeding can be stopped, but in the middle and late stages, due to the virus seriously affecting the body’s immune function, resulting in a decline in coagulation function and a decrease in platelet counts, at which time the bleeding may not be able to be stopped. If the patient can’t stop bleeding in the early stage of AIDS, it is usually not caused by AIDS, and there may be abnormal coagulation function, such as abnormal platelet count, coagulation factor dysfunction, and blood vessel wall factors, etc. It is recommended to go to the hospital to do a systematic examination in a timely manner, so as to clarify the cause of the bleeding. It is also necessary to stop bleeding by applying pressure bandage to the local wound in time to avoid excessive blood loss. In the middle and late stages of AIDS, as the virus affects the body’s immune function, and eventually lose the immune function, which may cause the patient to have serious infections, thus affecting the coagulation function, and then there may be bleeding can not be stopped, at this time, should go to the early examination of the coagulation function and platelets, and according to the situation of the symptomatic treatment, so as to promote the recovery of the coagulation function. AIDS patients if there is bleeding can not be stopped, it is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner to clarify the specific causes of the disease, so as to carry out targeted treatment.