Pulmonary infections are more common after brain hemorrhage surgery and are a common complication of prolonged bed rest. Unconsciousness or weak cough after brain hemorrhage can also lead to exacerbation of the lung condition. The disease is related to the severity of the brain hemorrhage, and recovery time is often about two weeks. If the condition is, light recovery is faster; if it is severe, further tracheotomy, etc., may be required and recovery is slower. Pulmonary infection is a more common complication, and coughing weakness, unconsciousness, and inability to cough up sputum may exist after a brain hemorrhage, so that pneumonic pneumonia occurs quickly, leading to fever and a worse state of consciousness. If the patient continues to cough weakly, has more sputum, and is unable to cough up, a tracheotomy may be performed. If the patient is in a good state of consciousness, serious pulmonary conditions usually do not occur. The degree of severity and the patient’s cough and state of consciousness are obviously related, so higher requirements are put forward for nursing care, which requires good pulmonary care, such as timely turning and patting the back, strengthening nutritional support, encouraging the patient to cough and cough up sputum, and using an aspirator to help the patient cough up sputum in a timely manner when the coughing strength is poor, improving respiratory function and tracheal function, which is of This will help the patient’s recovery.