Cirrhotic portal vein thrombosis can be treated by certain means. For recent thrombosis, early intravenous heparin anticoagulation can be used to recanalize a large number of patients, and oral anticoagulant medication should be maintained for a longer period of time. Early portal vein thrombosis can also be treated with interventional post-tubing, using a micropump to continuously pump in urokinase for early thrombolysis and recanalization of the portal vein. For prolonged thrombosis, the TIPS procedure can be tried, and the re-formation of thrombus should be avoided after the procedure. In fact, cirrhotic patients with hypercoagulability are more prone to thrombosis, and specific treatment should be carried out under the guidance of local doctors.