How long does intracranial hemorrhage last?

Intracranial hemorrhage usually passes the safety period after 2 - 4 weeks, and the specific time is affected by many factors, including bleeding type and severity, treatment mode, individual differences, follow-up observation and monitoring, etc. The amount and extent of bleeding (e.g. epidural, subdural, intracerebral, etc.) directly affect recovery time. A small amount of bleeding recovers relatively quickly, while a large amount of severe bleeding takes longer to stabilize. For example, if the amount of bleeding is small, it may gradually stabilize in about 2 weeks; however, if the amount of bleeding is large and hematoma forms, the time may be prolonged. 2. The treatment method is also critical. The recovery process is different between surgical treatment and conservative treatment. After surgical evacuation, the hematoma usually stabilizes gradually over a certain period of time as the wound heals and the intracranial condition improves. Conservative treatment requires close observation of the absorption of bleeding, which may take 3 to 4 weeks or longer. 3. Individual differences The patient's own physical condition also has an important impact on the recovery period. Patients with older age, poor basic health or other chronic diseases may recover relatively slowly, and the time to pass the safety period may also be extended accordingly. Patients with better physical fitness may enter the safety period faster under reasonable treatment. 4. Follow-up observation and monitoring During the period after treatment, recovery needs to be assessed by regular cranial imaging and neurological examinations. only when all indicators are stable and there are no new signs of bleeding or other complications can it be judged that the safety period has passed. During treatment and recovery, patients and their families should strictly follow medical advice and closely cooperate with medical staff for treatment and observation to ensure safe recovery.