Can recovery to normal be achieved after cerebral hemorrhage?
Disease description:
My grandfather has been experiencing headaches and numbness in his legs and feet since he got up this morning. After a hospital examination, the doctor said it was caused by cerebral hemorrhage. Can cerebral hemorrhage recover completely?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Yang Jun
Whether intracerebral hemorrhage can fully recover depends on the volume of bleeding, the location of the hemorrhage, and whether there are other complications. If the hemorrhage is small in volume and occurs in a non-critical area of the brain, not involving vital regions such as the brainstem, recovery to normal function may be possible. However, if the bleeding is extensive, located in critical areas such as the brainstem, or accompanied by other complications, full recovery may not be achievable.
