Cerebral hemorrhage is an acute hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease with an acute onset, high mortality and disability rates, affecting the quality of life of patients, and is generally severe. Patients with right temporal lobe cerebral hemorrhage mainly present with seizures, and some patients may have somatosensory impairment, or motor dysfunction. Its main etiology includes cerebrovascular amyloid lesions, which may also be due to hematologic artifacts, mainly seen in thrombocytopenic purpura, and the treatment is mainly conservative. If it can be clinically cured after timely and correct treatment, part of it may also leave certain sequelae, while actively controlling the cause, reducing the risk of bleeding, and rehabilitation and acupuncture treatment after the condition is stabilized.