There is a possibility of recurrence after cerebral hemorrhage is cured, therefore, after cerebral hemorrhage is cured, it is important to actively control the risk factors for the development of cerebral hemorrhage and to review the situation regularly. Recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage is mostly seen after the first cure, and if the risk factors for the development of cerebral hemorrhage cannot be solved or controlled, a second cerebral hemorrhage may occur. The most common cause is high blood pressure combined with atherosclerosis of small arteries. Therefore, patients who have been cured of cerebral hemorrhage should first actively control their blood pressure. Other risk factors for cerebral hemorrhage include diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, smoking, and alcohol consumption, which should be actively controlled and rehabilitated under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, it is important to maintain a good lifestyle, eat a light diet and undergo regular review to minimize the possibility of recurrence.