There is some variability in the recovery period of cerebrovascular disease, and the specific time is related to the type of disease, severity, whether it receives timely treatment, and the patient’s personal constitution. Cerebrovascular disease mainly includes cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, etc., which can easily cause brain tissue damage and neurological dysfunction, and even after treatment, there will be sequelae, such as hemiplegia and unfavorable speech, which will require a certain amount of time for recovery. If the degree of brain injury is mild and the condition is stabilized with active rehabilitation training, the general recovery period will last for about 3 months. If the cerebrovascular disease is more serious and has produced significant damage to the brain tissue, the recovery period will usually be longer, and may take 6 months or even longer, and there is a possibility of permanent sequelae, such as unfavorable speech, mobility, etc., which will affect daily life. Patients with cerebrovascular disease should follow the treatment prescribed by the doctor and insist on rehabilitation training, which will help them return to daily life as soon as possible.