For the treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding, different treatment plans are adopted for different groups of people. For anovulatory uterine bleeding in adolescence and reproductive age, the main treatment is hemostasis, cycle adjustment and ovulation promotion. The main treatment principles for menopausal transitional uterine bleeding are hemostasis, adjustment of menstrual cycle, reduction of menstrual flow, and prevention of endometrial lesions. Patients who have meritorious hemorrhage should first find out the cause of meritorious hemorrhage, which can be preceded by routine blood, coagulation and sex hormone tests to determine whether the cause of bleeding is fluctuation of hormone level, and ultrasound to check the thickness of endometrium. For young patients who have not had children, after adjusting their cycles, those who are anovulatory need to be treated with ovulation promotion to solve fertility problems. For patients of childbearing age and menopausal transition, hormones can be used orally to stop the bleeding, and if necessary, scraping is needed to send the pathology to clarify the cause and then treat. For patients who are near menopause, progesterone therapy can be used to adjust the menstrual cycle to prevent the excessive growth of the endometrium from producing other lesions, so that the transition from menopause to menopause is smooth. In conclusion, patients with gonorrhea should be examined according to the condition and cause, and appropriate treatment should be given for different causes.