In cases of bleeding in endometrial cancer, treatment generally relies heavily on a large amount of progesterone, along with some hemostatic drugs. Additionally, it is advised that patients with endometrial cancer undergo prompt surgical removal. Treatment should also be combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy based on biopsy results, to provide a comprehensive approach. Using medication to stop bleeding only achieves a palliative effect and cannot completely cure the disease. Endometrial cancer significantly impacts women's health. Therefore, the condition should not be allowed to progress, and surgery should be performed as soon as it is discovered. (The use of medications should be conducted under the guidance of a professional doctor.)