How long it takes to cure stomach bleeding depends on the severity of the bleeding as well as the cause of the stomach bleeding. Complete recovery from mild stomach bleeding usually takes about a week, while severe stomach bleeding may require further long-term treatment depending on the development of the condition. In most cases, gastric bleeding is caused by ulcers and erosion of the gastric mucosa, tearing of the cardia mucosa and other factors, but it may also be caused by rupture of esophagogastric fundal varices. If the bleeding is caused by gastric mucous membrane ulcer and erosion, cardia mucous membrane tear is often mainly manifested as black stools, after treatment and conditioning, most of them can be recovered in a week or so. However, if the bleeding is caused by the rupture of esophagogastric fundus varices and is often more serious and the bleeding is more, although the bleeding can be temporarily stopped after treatment, but often need long-term treatment. This is due to the presence of cirrhosis, an underlying disease that requires long-term adjunctive medications to control the progression of the disease. Gastric bleeding must be timely to the hospital, a clear diagnosis, with the doctor to take treatment.