Patients with brain stem hemorrhage should be supplemented with proteins, vitamins and crude fiber foods, but the foods themselves are not therapeutic. Since patients with brain stem hemorrhage are in severe condition and the body is in negative nitrogen balance, they should supplement protein, such as fish and chicken. Patients should eat fresh vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins, folic acid, etc. to promote the recovery of the body. Because patients with brain stem hemorrhage need bed rest, so patients may have slower gastrointestinal peristalsis, constipation, so patients should eat some crude fiber-rich foods, such as oats and other coarse grains, to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis. Brain stem hemorrhage patients often have swallowing disorders, most need to use a gastric tube to ensure nutrition, early onset may also be through the intravenous infusion of nutrient solutions to supplement nutrition. Finally, no food can replace the role of drugs, patients should actively take oral medication to treat the underlying disease, and to prevent the recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage.