Can my baby have mild cerebral hemorrhage that can be cured

Children with mild cerebral hemorrhage

can recover completely without obvious sequelae after receiving appropriate treatment. For mild cerebral hemorrhage caused by cerebral vascular malformation, surgery may be considered if the drug treatment is not effective. There may be some risks after surgery, such as epilepsy, motor or cognitive disorders. The doctor will pay close attention to the baby's condition and provide appropriate treatment and support when needed.

After discharge, the baby needs regular follow-up, including neurodevelopmental evaluation and imaging examination, to ensure the baby's health.