Bleeding from ruptured esophagogastric fundic varices, portal hypertension, splenomegaly with hypersplenism, and post-hepatitis cirrhosis. The ruptured esophagogastric variceal bleeding is very dangerous, the hospital where the patient is also has used the commonly used drugs, if it is still ineffective, you can then use the three-chambered two-cystic tube compression to stop the bleeding, but it is generally believed that the effect of growth inhibition and three-chambered two-cystic tube compression is similar, growth inhibition should be continuously pumped, not manually pushed into the blood vessels, in addition, the blood pressure should not rise too high, generally in the systolic blood pressure at about 100mmHg That is, as long as the amount of blood perfusion to maintain the function of vital organs can be, high blood pressure will increase bleeding. If the bleeding cannot be controlled even after conservative treatment, emergency surgery should be performed, but the risk of surgery during bleeding is very high, especially when the liver function is poor. If liver function is still acceptable, emergency surgery should be performed to bo a blow.