Cerebral hemorrhage of 32 ml is relatively serious, but the specific severity of the disease not only depends on the amount of bleeding, but also correlates with the location of the bleeding, the patient’s underlying disease, age, and whether there are complications and other conditions. 1. In case of brain stem hemorrhage, if the bleeding volume exceeds 5 ml, it is considered as massive hemorrhage, and the patient may suffer from consciousness disorder, respiratory and heartbeat disorders, pupil constriction, and cerebral rectification due to the hematoma spreading to the brain bridge and medulla oblongata, which may lead to death in a short time. 2. If the cerebellum has 32 ml hemorrhage, which is also a large amount of hemorrhage, the patient may suddenly have headache, dizziness, vomiting, unsteady walking, etc. When the hematoma compresses the brainstem and blocks the ventricles, the patient may soon have coma, respiratory problems, pupil constriction and other symptoms of cerebral herniation, which may lead to a danger to the patient’s life. 3. If the hemorrhage is in the basal ganglia region, the patient may have limb paralysis, sensory disorder, speech disorder and so on. If the hemorrhage volume is more than 30 ml, coma may appear soon and cause life-threatening situation. 4. In case of lobar hemorrhage, the patient may have headache, nausea, vomiting, epilepsy and other symptoms, but consciousness disorder is relatively rare. 5. If the patient is old, combined with many basic diseases (such as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, coronary artery disease, liver and kidney disease, etc.), fever and infection, venous thrombosis, electrolyte disorders and other complications, the situation is relatively more serious. When a patient develops symptoms of suspected cerebral hemorrhage, he/she should consult a doctor in time to avoid delaying his/her condition.