The length of hospitalization for patients with thalamic hemorrhage usually varies from 2 weeks to 1 month. It is mainly determined by the amount of bleeding, clinical manifestations and the presence of complications at that time, and the more serious the condition is, the longer the hospital stay. 1. 2 weeks in hospital: for a small amount of thalamic hemorrhage, such as 5ml or 10ml, and the patient does not have obvious clinical symptoms or complications, you can choose conservative treatment by means of internal medicine, such as hemostasis, rehydration, dehydration to lower cranial pressure, improve cerebral circulation, brain protection, etc. Such patients are usually hospitalized for 2 weeks and go home to further recuperate and pay attention to changes in their condition; 2. 1 month hospitalization: If the amount of thalamic hemorrhage is large, above 20 ml, the large amount of hemorrhage has caused the patient coma, dilated pupils as well as thalamic hemorrhage breaking into the ventricles and forming ventricular casts of accumulated blood. Such patients must be treated by surgical means, including intracerebral hematoma removal or extraventricular puncture and drainage surgery, etc., and then they need to be hospitalized for about 1 month. Some patients with thalamic hemorrhage may be discharged from the hospital with sequelae such as hemiplegia of the limbs, which can be helped to recover gradually by further rehabilitation exercises, which can also be performed at home or in community hospitals.