In thalamic hemorrhage hemiplegia, the recovery period mainly depends on the size of the hemorrhage and the timeliness and effectiveness of the treatment. Mild symptoms can be recovered in 2 weeks, while severe cases may take about 3 to 6 months, or even longer, or even permanently unrecoverable. If the amount of thalamic hemorrhage is relatively small, the damage to neurological function is not great, and the hemiplegia symptoms are mild, the patient can usually recover in 2 weeks after timely and effective treatment. If the amount of thalamic hemorrhage is large, it may cause obvious damage to neurological function, but with proper early treatment and subsequent active rehabilitation exercises, usually a better recovery can be achieved in about 3~6 months. If the amount of thalamic hemorrhage is relatively large and causes serious damage to nerve function, even after treatment, the probability of hemiplegia recovery is very small, and it is not possible to give an accurate recovery period, which may be several years, or may be permanently unable to recover. During the recovery period of hemiplegia from cerebral hemorrhage, patients should actively cooperate with professional doctors for treatment and perform rehabilitation exercises under the guidance of doctors, in order to strive for the greatest possible recovery of hemiplegia.