Thalamic hemorrhage 10 ml usually does not affect the patient’s survival if actively treated.
Thalamic hemorrhage 10 ml is usually not serious, the bleeding volume is not too large, the symptoms are usually mild, mostly without consciousness disorder, usually conservative treatment. After active treatment generally does not affect the patient’s survival, but there may be motor and sensory impairments, the patient can early rehabilitation exercises.
Patients can rest lying down, inhale oxygen, and take good daily care to prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers. Dehydration drugs, such as mannitol and glycerol fructose; blood pressure control drugs, such as nifedipine and uradil; and nutritive nerve drugs, such as ganglioside and methylcobalamin, can be applied under doctor’s guidance to promote recovery.
During the treatment, the patient’s symptoms and changes in condition should be closely observed. Once the patient has frequent vomiting or has dilated pupils and loss of consciousness, it is necessary to review the cranial brain CT in time to see if there is any increase in hemorrhage or re-bleeding.
Patients with thalamic hemorrhage of 10 ml should actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment in order to achieve a better therapeutic effect.