what is the survival time of patients in deep coma after cerebral hemorrhage?

patients in deep coma after cerebral hemorrhage cannot wake up for a long time, which brings many problems to their families and patients. some people may also ask, what is the survival time of patients in deep coma after cerebral hemorrhage? let me tell you about it today.

deep coma due to cerebral hemorrhage itself will not lead to clinical death of the patient, but patients who become comatose in the later stages may eventually die clinically. because for cerebral hemorrhage, if there is a deep coma, it means that the amount of bleeding may be large, causing the patient's consciousness to change, or the location of the bleeding is not good, such as bleeding in the thalamus or brainstem, causing coma. however, coma itself will not cause the patient's clinical death. the cause of the patient's clinical death is often bleeding that compresses the respiratory and heartbeat center, or brain herniation caused by intracranial hypertension, which ultimately leads to the patient's clinical death. once the patient has passed this dangerous period, if the blood is finally absorbed, although the patient is still in a deep coma, the patient will often not die clinically in the short term, and clinical death will often not be caused by cerebral hemorrhage.

the final clinical death of a patient is often due to the patient's long-term coma, which causes the function of multiple organs to decline. because the patient's vitality will be greatly reduced when he is in a coma, and life depends on movement. the functions of the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys, including multiple organs, may decline, and the patient may eventually die from the decline of respiratory function, or decline in heart function, or failure of liver and kidney function, but this time is often measured in months or even years. therefore, for vegetative people, some vegetative people can survive for eight, nine, ten months, or even many years, so it is difficult to infer the specific survival time. this is closely related to the quality of family care and the quality of the medical environment.

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