Cerebral contusions are generally not self-healing and prompt examination and treatment is recommended for all patients. The symptoms of cerebral contusions vary greatly depending on the degree of injury, but patients generally experience coma and other discomfort. Cerebral contusions of a more limited scope can be completely cured with timely treatment and perfect rehabilitation, but when the area of injury is relatively large, even after systematic treatment, it is difficult to achieve complete healing, and there is even a risk of death without timely treatment, so one should not hope for self-healing.