As with other traumatic cases, those with uncontrolled bleeding require immediate surgical intervention. If surgical intervention is not readily available and direct pressure is insufficient to control bleeding, tourniquets or direct clamping of visible vessels may be used temporarily to slow active bleeding.
In line with other severe trauma situations, those suffering from uncontrollable hemorrhaging need swift medical attention. When emergency surgery is not readily available, and direct pressure cannot halt the bleeding, temporary measures such as applying a tourniquet or clamping visible blood vessels may be used to temporarily slow down the bleeding.