Can cerebral congestion die

Can cerebral hemorrhage die? Cerebral congestion is also cerebral hemorrhage. The severity of cerebral hemorrhage depends on the amount of cerebral hemorrhage and the location of cerebral hemorrhage. Cerebral hemorrhage located in the cerebral hemisphere, if less than 30 ml, generally given conservative treatment, can wait for its slow absorption. If the amount of bleeding is greater than 30 ml, it is generally necessary to perform craniotomy to remove hematoma. Whether the patient recovers smoothly after surgery depends on whether the patient can smoothly pass the edema period, which generally takes 2 to 3 weeks. If there is no rebleeding and the edema period is smoothly passed, the possibility of life danger is not high. If the bleeding site is located in the life center of the brainstem, even a small amount of bleeding may be life-threatening. Generally, brainstem bleeding has a poor prognosis.