can coma after cerebral hemorrhage be cured?

whether cerebral hemorrhage or coma can be saved is closely related to the amount of bleeding, bleeding site, treatment time, and degree of coma. even if the amount of bleeding is small in the brainstem, coma may occur. however, with clinical findings and timely and effective drug treatment, complete recovery is possible even with brainstem bleeding. coma is divided into light coma, moderate coma and deep coma. light coma refers to a patient who has lost consciousness, cannot be awakened by shouting loudly, may respond to strong painful stimuli such as orbital pressure, and may also have fewer unconscious spontaneous movements.

moderate coma refers to the disappearance of the pain response, complete paralysis of the limbs, hyperactive tendon reflexes, and positive pathological reflexes. in patients with deep coma, the eyeballs are fixed, the pupils are dilated, and the corneal reflex, light reflex, cough reflex, and swallowing reflex disappear. therefore, the treatment time for cerebral hemorrhage coma must be timely, and the golden treatment window must not be missed.(warm reminder: medical science sharing. this content does not represent face-to-face consultation. if you feel unwell, please seek medical treatment as soon as possible.)