The typical symptoms of a bleeding gastric ulcer include vomiting blood or passing blood in the stool. In cases of minor bleeding, the symptoms may solely manifest as black stools or bloody stools. Some patients may also exhibit symptoms of hypovolemia such as dizziness, fatigue, palpitations, chest tightness, and more. Therefore, bleeding associated with gastric ulcers corresponds to the symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. The diagnosis of gastric ulcer bleeding primarily relies on gastroscopy, which typically reveals the ulcers and allows for further assessment of their size, location, and number. Treatment options include conservative medication therapy, recommending that the patient rest and eat. Medications such as acid reducers and gastroprotective drugs can be used, with a treatment course of 6-8 weeks being appropriate. Of course, if the medication is not effective, surgical treatment options may be considered.