Generally some patients with small amounts of bleeding and non-critical bleeding sites may recover from unconsciousness. If the amount of bleeding is large and the bleeding site is critical, the patient may not recover.
Cerebral hemorrhage is an acute cerebrovascular disease, to determine whether the limbs of patients with cerebral hemorrhage can be moved, and whether the unconsciousness can be recovered, need to be based on the actual condition, can not be generalized, and is mainly related to the amount of bleeding, bleeding site. For patients with small amount of hemorrhage, and the hemorrhage site is basal ganglia hemorrhage, lobes, etc., generally, unconsciousness can be recovered after timely treatment.
However, for patients with a large amount of bleeding, and the site of bleeding is the brainstem, thalamus, ventricles, etc., the condition is relatively more serious, and treatment is difficult, so there is a possibility that unconsciousness will not be recovered.
All in all, once a patient is diagnosed with cerebral hemorrhage, he/she needs to go to the hospital in time, cooperate with the doctor for active treatment, strengthen the daily life management, and have regular follow-ups so that the doctor can monitor the changes of his/her condition.