Conservative treatment for brain stem hemorrhage means that after a doctor’s assessment, conservative treatment is considered more beneficial for the patient. Brain stem hemorrhage is relatively more harmful and risky to operate on, therefore brain stem hemorrhage, no matter how large or small the amount is, is more often than not treated conservatively in most medical structures. If conservative treatment is adopted, there may be 2 considerations. 1. It may indicate that the amount of bleeding is small, the condition is relatively mild, and the possibility of sequelae such as neurologic deficits after treatment is relatively small, making surgery less necessary. Therefore, if the small amount of hemorrhage does not have a significant impact on important neurological structures, conservative treatment can be chosen. 2. It is also possible that the amount of bleeding is so large that it is difficult to undo the consequences even if surgery is performed, and it may also increase the risk of the patient’s condition or death, so surgery is of little significance. This is also when conservative treatment is chosen. Patients with brain stem hemorrhage, this situation should be taken seriously, should choose the regular hospital under the guidance of the doctor for timely examination and treatment, so as to maximize the prognosis, to avoid the emergence of serious sequelae.