Is cerebral hemorrhage in basal ganglia serious?

Cerebral hemorrhage in basal ganglia region is not necessarily serious, and the specific severity is related to the bleeding site and bleeding volume.

If the bleeding area of the patient does not belong to functional area, and the bleeding volume is less than 10ml, conservative treatment can be carried out after close observation of the patient's vital signs and consciousness state. At this time, it is not serious under normal circumstances. If the bleeding site of the patient is located on the management sensory and motor nerves, and sensory and motor disorders occur, and the bleeding volume is greater than 30ml, the situation is serious, absolute bed rest should be maintained, the mood should be calm, ventricular drainage, clot lysis, craniotomy hematoma evacuation, etc. should be performed as soon as possible, and functional recovery exercise should be performed as soon as possible.