The vast majority of thought disorders from brain hemorrhage can be recovered in the later stages. Because brain hemorrhage causes the loss of negative feedback mechanism, it can cause a state of brain disorder, resulting in disordered thinking and disordered speech. However, in this case, as long as the patient maintains a clear state of consciousness and has articulation in speech, the patient can basically recover in the later stages. Initially, the condition is accompanied by intracranial swelling, edema, and severe damage caused by hemorrhage, but in the later stages, as the cerebral edema gradually disappears, the brain hemorrhage, which is a bursting injury, gradually decreases, and the various inflammatory mediators dissipate, the trend will gradually develop for the better. If necessary, it can be alleviated and improved by means of medication, which is more conducive to strengthening the degree of recovery and accelerating the effect of recovery at a later stage.