The recovery time for patients with gastric bleeding is related to its etiology and treatment and cannot be generalized. Acute erosive hemorrhagic gastritis, which is relatively mild, causes bleeding that can reach complete healing in about 3-5 days. Gastric bleeding caused by gastric ulcer is a common gastroenterological disease, and the wound can heal quickly if it is treated in a timely and regular manner; if it is not treated, the wound heals more slowly and even takes 2-3 months to recover. The recovery time of gastric bleeding caused by esophagogastric fundic varices, gastric cancer, and gastric mesenchymal tumor is related to the cause of the disease, and if the cause is not removed, recovery is usually difficult and can even threaten the life of the patient. Most patients with gastric bleeding can be treated conservatively, but severe gastric bleeding may lead to hemorrhagic shock or even life-threatening, and requires immediate treatment at a hospital’s gastroenterology department without delay.