After cerebral hemorrhage operation giddy vomiting does not eat how to do not sit

After cerebral hemorrhage surgery, the patient had dizziness, vomiting, inability to eat, and inability to sit, which was considered to be caused by cerebral edema, which was a common complication of cerebral hemorrhage. At present, mannitol could be used to reduce intracranial pressure rapidly, diuretics could be used to help the patient expel water from the body, and blood pressure and blood volume of the patient could be monitored to determine the next treatment according to the condition.