Patients with cerebral hemorrhage who have no remaining neurological dysfunction can go to work about three months after recovery from cerebral hemorrhage absorption. Cerebral hemorrhage is a relatively serious neurological disease, whether or not you can go to work depends on whether or not the cerebral hemorrhage has left any neurological dysfunction, if the amount of cerebral hemorrhage is small, does not affect the patient’s limb and language function, and there is no intellectual and language damage, you can go to work about three months after recovery, but be careful not to do heavy manual labor. Patients with cerebral hemorrhage who suffer from limb paralysis and language impairment need rehabilitation treatment, which should be carried out as early as possible. After the acute period, the rehabilitation doctor will formulate a reasonable rehabilitation treatment plan, and the patients can go to work after their limb function and language ability have recovered well. Most of the patients with cerebral hemorrhage have elevated blood pressure, and controlling blood pressure is the fundamental treatment, which requires adherence to standardized treatment.