What to do if you feel dizzy after cerebral hemorrhage caused by hypertension

Hypertension causes dizziness after cerebral hemorrhage, indicating a large amount of bleeding. You need to send the patient to the hospital as soon as possible for brain CT examination to determine the bleeding site and bleeding volume. If the bleeding is large, craniotomy is required as soon as possible. If the bleeding volume is not large, antidiarrheal drugs such as hemostatic aromatic acid and etamsylate can be administered.