What are the differences between cerebral thrombosis and cerebral hemorrhage?

Cerebral thrombosis refers to the blockage of free thrombus molecules in patients 'cerebral blood vessels, resulting in blocked blood circulation and affecting blood supply to the brain. Cerebral hemorrhage refers to the rupture and bleeding of cerebral blood vessels, which oppresses brain tissue. Both will show dizziness, nausea, consciousness disorder, hemiplegia and other manifestations.