Can cerebral hemorrhage restore normal person

Whether cerebral hemorrhage can be restored to normal should be analyzed in combination with specific conditions, and cannot be generalized.

Cerebral hemorrhage is non-traumatic intracerebral hemorrhage, which is mostly caused by hypertension, aneurysm rupture, cerebral vascular malformation, etc. When cerebral blood vessels rupture, blood will flow into brain tissue, forming hematoma, causing compression and damage to surrounding brain tissue, and then affecting the patient's nerve function.

Whether cerebral hemorrhage patients can recover to normal state depends on the comprehensive effect of many factors. For patients with small bleeding volume, bleeding site located in non-functional areas and receiving effective treatment in time, the possibility of recovering to normal state exists due to the fact that the brain tissue damage is not very serious. However, for patients with large bleeding volume, bleeding site or delayed treatment, the possibility of complete recovery is relatively low due to the serious brain tissue damage.