What to do if the central nervous system is damaged

Central nervous system damage requires treatment through medication, rest, and other methods. In cases of cerebral hemorrhage, bed rest is essential, and during the acute phase, dehydration therapy to reduce intracranial pressure should be administered to prevent ongoing severe bleeding and improve neurological function. For central nervous system damage caused by traumatic brain injury or cerebral hemorrhage, measures such as dehydration and lowering intracranial pressure should be implemented according to the patient's specific condition to ensure adequate cerebral oxygenation; drug therapy may be used in the later stages.