Can cerebral hemorrhage sequela hemiplegia return to normal

Hemiplegia, most patients can return to normal after standard treatment. Cerebral hemorrhage is a relatively common clinical disease, accounting for 10%-20% of the total stroke population. At this stage, according to the location of cerebral hemorrhage, it is mainly divided into cerebral subcortical hemorrhage, basal nucleus hemorrhage and thalamic hemorrhage. In the case of hemiplegia, if the patient has less bleeding and timely surgery, acupuncture, massage and rehabilitation after surgery, it can be recovered. Moreover, although more patients could not fully recover to their previous normal life after training, the recovery effect was good and the impact on the patient's life was not great.