Patients with cerebral hemorrhage may appear coma at the time of severe, and with the alleviation of the condition, their consciousness disorder ranges from deep to shallow, from coma to drowsiness and lethargy. If agitation occurs at this time, it is a sign of improvement of the condition; if the patient with cerebral hemorrhage has agitation and then rapidly enters coma, it is a sign of aggravation of the condition, and dynamic examination should be carried out in time for this situation. If it is not the brain hemorrhage itself caused by agitation, such as due to high room temperature or catheter discomfort, brain hemorrhage can be aphasia, and even other limb discomfort, etc., this agitation caused by the specific circumstances of the specific treatment, the general patient agitation symptoms can be relieved.