It is possible for hemiplegia to return to normal in two months, but this depends on one’s physical condition, the degree of hemiplegia, and the timing of the rehabilitation intervention. For mild cerebrovascular disease, even if the hemiplegia is mild at the beginning, it is possible to recover within two months after treatment and adherence to rehabilitation training. On the contrary, if the condition is serious, it is impossible to recover within two months, or even never recover. If the patient is young and in good health, and the hemiplegia is mild, it is possible to recover within two months with timely intervention and rehabilitation. However, if the patient is old and in poor health, it may take longer. Usually, hemiplegia improves or even recovers between three months and six months, and in severe cases, it can take more than six months or even longer. After the occurrence of the disease, it is important to consult a doctor in time and insist on rehabilitation training to minimize the occurrence of complications, improve the cure rate and shorten the recovery time.