The mortality rate for trauma ranges from 1 to 34 years of age due to uncontrolled hemorrhage. Trauma occurs for various reasons, including accidents and war zones. Cumulative mortality among different traumatic experiences is the leading cause of death. This has spurred the research community to focus on advancements in hemorrhage control to control the trauma-related mortality rate. This review discussed numerous care options during pre-hospitalization, operation theater, and emergency room, emphasizing emerging methodologies, the challenges involved in controlling bleeding, and public health initiatives.