When cerebral hemorrhage occurs, the following measures should be taken: 1) rest in bed for 2-4 weeks, keep quiet, avoid emotional excitement and elevated blood pressure, closely observe vital signs such as body temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure, and pay attention to pupil changes and changes in consciousness; 2) keep the respiratory tract open, patients with cerebral hemorrhage often have increased respiratory secretions and inhalants, so the secretions and inhalants of the patient’s respiratory tract should be cleared regularly. If necessary, tracheal intubation or tracheotomy should be performed in time; patients with impaired consciousness or gastrointestinal bleeding should fast for 24-48 hours and empty stomach contents if necessary; 3. Maintain patients’ water, electrolyte and nutrition balance; daily fluid intake should be calculated according to urine volume plus 500 ml; if there is high fever, excessive sweating and vomiting, maintain central venous pressure at 5-12 mmHg level and pay attention to prevent water If there is high fever, sweating and vomiting, maintain the central venous pressure at 5-12 mmHg, pay attention to prevent the disorder of electrolytes to avoid aggravating cerebral edema; replenish sodium, potassium, sugar and calories daily, and give fatty milk, human albumin, amino acids and energy combination if necessary; 4. Sedation and analgesia should be given appropriately, and slow laxatives should be used for constipated patients; 6. Reduce intracranial pressure, patients with cerebral hemorrhage can reach the peak within 48 hours and gradually subside after maintaining 3-5 days, and some even last for 2-3 weeks, so cerebral hemorrhage with increased intracranial pressure can have cerebral edema formation, which is the main factor affecting the mortality and functional recovery of cerebral hemorrhage. Active control of cerebral edema and reduction of intracranial pressure are important aspects of the acute treatment period of cerebral hemorrhage. Generally, when the elevated intracranial pressure caused by critical condition results in brain herniation and conservative medical treatment is ineffective, surgical opening and decompression surgery should be performed in a timely manner. Treatment and rehabilitation after cerebral hemorrhage is also a key area. After cerebral hemorrhage, as long as the patient’s vital signs are stable and the condition no longer progresses, early rehabilitation should be performed. Early rehabilitation is beneficial to the recovery of neurological function of patients, as well as the improvement of quality of life.