The article represents draft guidelines on severe bleeding in obstetrics which is the major reason of maternal mortality throughout the world. Criteria of estimation the physiological, pathological and massive blood loss are given. Algorithms of conservative and surgical treatment are presented, as well as major indications for administration of anti-fibrinolythics, infusion and transfusion treatment.
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