Abdominal hemorrhage after caesarean section is difficult to identify in the early stage. It is often found when the vital signs are unstable，which may endanger the life of the pregnant woman. This paper retrospectively summarized the experience of effective identification and emergency care of 6 cases of abdominal hemorrhage after caesarean section. Through early identification and warning of abdominal bleeding，strict monitoring of changes in the condition，timely standardized reporting of medical history，preparation for second operation， initiation of a multidisciplinary rapid response team，optimization of fluid resuscitation，maintenance of multiple organ function，and proper care for complications，all 6 patients in this group recovered and were discharged from the hospita.