Can hydrocephalus caused by cerebral hemorrhage recover slowly

Hydrocephalus caused by cerebral hemorrhage usually recovers slowly.

If cerebral hemorrhage causes mild hydrocephalus, local effusion is small, and there is no obvious clinical symptoms, it can usually be absorbed and recovered by itself, as long as close observation is carried out. If hydrocephalus is serious, effusion is large, and it cannot resolve by itself, surgical treatment can be considered, such as ventriculoatrial shunt, ventriculoperitoneal shunt, etc., which can usually recover.

It is recommended that patients seek medical attention in time and actively treat symptoms. During treatment, more nutrition in diet is beneficial to the recovery of the disease.