Is there a reliable treatment method for late postpartum hemorrhage?

Patient's question:

Symptoms: Uncontrolled postpartum vaginal bleeding and shock in the late stage
Patient: 135 pounds pre-pregnancy, obese, with type 2 diabetes for 2 years, controlling it well with insulin, allergic to penicillin.

Doctor's answer:

The most effective method to stimulate and enhance uterine contractions to achieve rapid hemostasis. Generally, the hands are placed on the lower abdomen of the mother at the fundus of the uterus, with the thumb on the anterior wall of the fundus and the other four fingers on the posterior wall, massaging the fundus evenly and rhythmically to stimulate uterine contractions. Generally, doctors will advise women with signs of late postpartum hemorrhage to pay attention to keeping warm and avoiding coldness. In addition, patients should also create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.