In layman’s terms, smoker’s disease is a narrowing or occlusion of the major blood vessels inside the human brain, resulting in the proliferation of some abnormal blood vessels inside the skull, which manifests ischemic and hemorrhagic symptoms in the human body. The mechanism of the occurrence of smoker’s disease is complex and is still unclear. Doctors in the clinical consultation, found that some people suffering from smog, their families have also had smog, so the speculation may be related to family genetics, but so far there is no scientific basis to argue the point. Smog is a rare disease, but the risk of smog is not to be underestimated. Most people will experience dizziness, weakness in the arms and legs, memory loss, and in severe cases, aphasia and acute hemiparesis. Of course, there are also some patients who show repeated intracerebral hemorrhage, and if they do not receive timely medical treatment, the risk of vascular rupture is high. So, is it possible to have surgery immediately after a hemorrhage in smog? Surgery cannot be performed immediately after a hemorrhage in a smoky patient, but is usually performed 3 months after recovery from a brain hemorrhage. Smoke disease surgery Since the discovery of smoke disease, people have been researching and summarizing its treatment methods. Traditional direct bypass and indirect bypass have been clinically applied and found to be lacking in therapeutic effect. In view of this, combined vascular bypass surgery was introduced, which is a compound procedure of direct bypass + indirect patching, which can rapidly improve cerebral ischemia, restore blood flow and reduce the chance of cerebral hemorrhage.