Bleeding from a low lying placenta can be treated as an outpatient or hospitalized depending on the circumstances. Low-placed placenta can be treated on an outpatient or inpatient basis when the gestational week is less than 34 weeks, fetal weight is less than 2,000g, the general condition of the fetus is good, there is no intrauterine distress of the fetus, the amount of vaginal bleeding of the pregnant woman is low, and the pregnant woman is in a good general condition, with no uterine contractions, anemia, or signs of infection, and the pregnant woman is in a better compliance with the procedure. Pregnant women with low lying placenta are at greater than 35 weeks gestational age, the frequency of physiologic uterine contractions increases, and the risk of vaginal bleeding increases. Less than 37 weeks, less vaginal bleeding, no fetal abnormalities, and when the pregnant woman has no abnormalities, hospitalization is recommended for fertility preservation treatment. Strengthen the monitoring of the pregnant woman and the fetus. Once vaginal bleeding increases, timely termination of pregnancy is needed. Greater than 37 weeks, need to choose the appropriate time to terminate the pregnancy after the doctor’s assessment. Pregnant women with placenta praevia who are bleeding should seek medical attention promptly, and the treatment should be decided according to the specific week of pregnancy, vaginal bleeding and other conditions under the guidance of the doctor.