Physical activity is not recommended during the acute stage of cerebral hemorrhage to prevent rebleeding. Light physical activities can be done in moderation during the recovery period or after the disease has healed. It is not recommended to work during the acute stage of cerebral hemorrhage, especially heavy physical work, such as lifting heavy objects and mine work. The main reason is that excessive exertion by patients with brain hemorrhage is likely to lead to an increase in blood pressure, which may cause another brain hemorrhage. Therefore, patients with brain hemorrhage should avoid doing physical work. However, patients with cerebral hemorrhage whose condition has stabilized and who have entered the recovery period or have recovered from the disease are allowed to carry out light physical activities in moderation, such as household chores like washing dishes and cooking, as well as a moderate amount of clerical work. Moderate work helps patients return to society. Cerebral hemorrhage patients are advised to cultivate good living habits, pay more attention to rest, avoid overwork, and pay attention to going to bed early and getting up early without staying up late. In particular, they should pay attention to controlling their emotions and face things with a calm mind, so as to avoid increasing the risk of bleeding again due to over-excited emotions. In addition to the above daily care, patients with cerebral hemorrhage should also take basic medication regularly as prescribed by the doctor. For example, for patients with high blood pressure, they should take antihypertensive drugs, such as Irbesartan and Nifedipine, as prescribed by the doctor. For patients with hyperlipidemia, statin lipid-lowering drugs such as Rosuvastatin and Simvastatin should be applied according to medical advice. What kind of labor and work can patients with cerebral hemorrhage do need to consult a doctor to avoid the risk of occurrence, and if there are uncomfortable symptoms in daily life, they should go to a regular hospital in time.