How long does it take for a brain hemorrhage to return to normal?

Cerebral hemorrhage is not a minor disease, we need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and the doctor will give us the most accurate method. Don't do it yourself at home**, how long does it take for a cerebral hemorrhage to recover? The recovery mechanism is different for different people, and the amount of intracerebral hemorrhage is also a key factor in measuring how long it takes to return to normal.

What is a cerebral hemorrhage? Intracerebral hemorrhage refers to bleeding in the brain caused by the rupture of blood vessels within the brain parenchyma that is not traumatic. The recommended departments are the emergency department and the neurosurgery department.

Headaches are common in patients, and coma in more severe cases. Don't underestimate the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, which is likely to cause hemiplegia and speech impairment. If you have been diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage, you should be very careful about your diet and never consume too much cholesterol.

How long does it take to recover from a brain hemorrhage? The exact time to recover depends on the location of the bleeding brain and the amount of bleeding. If the amount of bleeding in the brain is high and the patient's symptoms are severe, then a doctor will need to perform surgery**.

The recovery period in this case is relatively long, about a month or so. If the amount of bleeding is not very large, and the patient's symptoms are not obvious, you can be conservative**, this situation recovers relatively quickly, because there is less damage to brain tissue, so it takes about half a month to return to normal. If the bleeding site is located in a functional area of the brain, patients will always be left with sequelae regardless of the recovery date.

In summary: the recovery time of intracerebral hemorrhage needs to be judged according to the patient's condition and the location of the bleeding. Not all patients with intracerebral hemorrhage need surgery, and not all patients with intracerebral hemorrhage have sequelae.

Patients with cerebral hemorrhage must go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and do not have the psychology that they will get better if they drag the disease. There are many diseases that have an incubation period, and the symptoms are not visible at all at the beginning of the disease, and only in the middle and late stages of the disease will the symptoms become obvious. If you have a patient with a cerebral hemorrhage, be sure to send them to the hospital for detailed treatment.

The sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage are serious cerebrovascular diseases, and this disease cannot be rushed.

1. Psychological care is the key:

In the acute stage of cerebral hemorrhage, family members and patients are focused on saving lives, and when they reach the first stage, they are often too anxious, hoping to recover all functions immediately, and immediately want to take care of themselves, or even want to go to work immediately, which is of course unrealistic. As a result, some patients will feel pessimistic, disappointed, or even depressed. Because the process is a long and difficult process, the family should encourage the patient, establish confidence in overcoming the disease, and have the spirit of struggle without being disabled; It is necessary to treat one's disease in two, and to carry out the best exercise in a down-to-earth manner to strive for the best prognosis.

It is also necessary to cooperate well with medical staff and families, and be prepared to fight a protracted battle. If you are in a hurry to heal early, it will easily lead to impatience, and you will not be able to reach it quickly.

2. Pay attention to the rational use of drugs according to the doctor's instructions

Some patients suffer from several diseases or have multiple symptoms at the same time, and the doctor naturally prescribes many kinds of medicines, so the family members should not add any more drugs to the patients. It is understandable that the family members are anxious, but too many and chaotic drugs will produce unnecessary toxicity to the stomach, liver, kidney and other organs or the hematopoietic system, which is harmful to the patient.

Third, it is necessary to do a good job in the family**:

Most of the patients with cerebral hemorrhage spend their first stage in the family, and the family should have a comprehensive understanding of how to do the best in the family. During this period, drugs are no longer the main method.

Fourth, the amount of food intake is appropriate and nutrition is guaranteed

Because patients with cerebral hemorrhage are generally accompanied by speech disorders, they cannot say what they want, or they cannot guarantee to eat, have difficulty swallowing, choke, and often have insufficient or excessive intake, etc., family members must pay enough attention. It's best to make a reasonable recipe, set the amount of food, and set the time to serve it.

There is no fixed time for how long it will take for a cerebral hemorrhage to return to normal. It is related to many factors such as the location of the bleeding, the amount of bleeding, the time of rescue after the bleeding, and the underlying medical conditions of the individual, which may be two or three months or several years.

Intracerebral hemorrhage is bleeding caused by blood from blood vessels spilling into the cranial cavity and invading the brain. Patients generally have symptoms such as headache, vomiting, drowsiness, coma, etc., and may also cause hemiplegia, speech function and other disorders. Severe can be life-threatening.

The recovery time of patients with intracerebral hemorrhage needs to be judged according to the patient's condition, and if the disease is mild, it can slowly recover after one month. If the condition is severe, it is recommended to recover as soon as possible**, as the recovery time will be longer.

Bleeding in the brain is dangerous and can affect life if it is massive. If there is a small amount of bleeding, it should be checked with an instrument, depending on the amount of bleeding, to see if it is natural to absorb or if blood needs to be drawn. Do you see that as the case?

Cerebral hemorrhage can also be restored to normal, and it must be restored to normal by surgery, and there is a certain risk in surgery, so you should take care of your body, and then avoid all the risks, and then go for surgery.

I think it is possible for the cerebral hemorrhage to return to normal, and it also depends on the severity of the disease and the amount of bleeding. However, it must be operated on and medication, and good work and rest habits must be ensured, so that it can be gradually.

It can be restored to normal, as long as it is timely, when the amount of bleeding is not particularly large, surgery can save other people's lives, but it will also leave damage, these are my understanding.

Cerebral hemorrhage is the most common disease that occurs in the elderly, because the elderly with age, the body's functions slowly decline, and the blood vessels become more and more brittle and viscous, which will greatly increase the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage. Let's take a closer look.

In fact, whether the cerebral hemorrhage can return to normal after two years is still determined according to the individual's physical fitness. If the elderly have cerebral hemorrhage, it is basically impossible to recover the physical condition of the normal person, and it can only recover to 80% at most, which is why we have repeatedly emphasized that we must pay attention to the problem of cerebral hemorrhage or myocardial infarction in the elderly.

If the bleeding point of cerebral hemorrhage is in the brain stem, it will have a great impact on the body, and even affect the safety of life. And after cerebral hemorrhage, the time for our treatment is also very critical, if the time is too long, it will have a great impact on the later stage of the training, if the doctor is treated in time, it will also be helpful for the later recovery.

Generally, cerebral hemorrhage occurs acutely, and we try not to leave the elderly alone at home, so as not to delay the best time for treatment due to cerebral hemorrhage. In our daily life, we should pay attention to diet, do not eat too greasy fatty meat, drinking and smoking, etc., these problems will be caused, and then the problem of cerebral hemorrhage, in daily life, we can get up early to exercise, improve our own immunity to resist the disease.

If you can focus on exercising after a cerebral hemorrhage, you can return to normal after two years. The issues that should be paid attention to are: pay attention to the control of blood pressure, do not exercise vigorously at ordinary times, eat less greasy things, and do functional recovery exercises frequently.

This still depends on whether the ** way is right, if you are lucky, you can return to normal, this must pay attention to rest, and then you must take medicine on time, listen to the doctor's words to be able to get better slowly.

Internal Medicine** Patients with little bleeding, mild neurological impairment, or patients who are in poor general condition and cannot perform milk surgery** can choose to be conservative in internal medicine**. The principles of internal medicine are: dehydration lowers intracranial pressure, reduces cerebral edema, and adjusts blood pressure; prevent rebleeding; Alleviate secondary damage caused by hematoma and promote neurological recovery; Prevent complications.

1.General**: Resting quietly, generally bed rest for 2-4 weeks.

Keep the airway open to prevent the base of the tongue from falling, perform a tracheotomy if necessary, and give oxygen to patients with impaired consciousness and decreased oxygen saturation. Critically ill patients should be monitored with electrocardiogram (ECG) and vital signs such as body temperature, blood pressure, and respiration.

2.Control blood pressure: blood pressure in patients with cerebral hemorrhage will increase reflexively, and too high blood pressure will cause more hemorrhage, and too low blood pressure will affect the blood supply to healthy brain tissue, so for patients with cerebral hemorrhage, more effective antihypertensive drugs should be used to control blood pressure at the basal blood pressure level before the onset of the disease.

3.Control cerebral edema and reduce intracranial pressure: The increase in intracranial pressure can cause obvious symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, and in severe cases, it can also cause cerebral herniation and lead to life-threatening.

Therefore, reducing intracranial pressure to control cerebral edema is the general measure of cerebral hemorrhage**, mannitol dehydration can be used in the early stage of the disease, and auxiliary dehydration with furosemide, while paying attention to monitoring the patient's renal function, paying attention to rechecking the blood electrolyte status to prevent water and electrolyte disorders.

4.Prevention of complications: Antibiotics and drugs that reduce gastric acid secretion can be used prophylactically to prevent lung infections and upper gastrointestinal stress ulcers.

Gastrointestinal decompression can be done early to observe the presence of stress ulcers, to reduce abdominal distension caused by gastrointestinal paralysis, and to avoid aspiration pneumonia due to vomiting of gastric contents.

Slight snow** more than 2 years without symptoms, do you still need to go to the hospital for reexamination?

At first, acupuncture and moxibustion were more exercised to massage the patient's legs and feet.

It's hard to say how much the patient is bleeding, but not only the medication and the doctor, but the patient's condition.

Be sure to pay attention when you wake up.

1.Prevent high blood pressure and agitation to avoid bleeding again. Life should be regular, diet should be moderate, and stools should not be dry.

2.Functional exercise: After the condition of patients with mild cerebral hemorrhage or severe disease improves, passive activities and massages of paralyzed limbs should be carried out in time, 2 3 times a day, about 15 minutes each time, and the amount of activity should be from small to large, from bed rest, gradually sitting up, standing and supporting walking.

For language barriers, it is necessary to practice pronunciation and speaking. When muscle strength is restored to a certain level, life function and occupational function exercises can be carried out to gradually restore life ability and labor ability.

3.Drugs**: You can choose drugs that promote neurometabolism, such as brain rehabilitation, citicoline, cerebrophylline, R-aminobutyric acid, coenzyme Q10, vitamin B, vitamin E and vasodilators.