In clinical practice, patients with cerebral hemorrhage can sit up in about 1-2 weeks, but they must be judged according to the actual condition of the patient. The vast majority of cerebral hemorrhage is mild and the clinical symptoms are not serious, in which case, encouraging gradual sitting up can effectively reduce the probability of pulmonary infection, venous thrombosis and bed sores. It is best to shake up the head of the bed first, and then gradually increase the angle of shaking up, which can reduce the patient’s dizziness and headache induced by sudden sitting up, so that the gradual progress is more conducive to the overall comfort of the patient. Generally speaking, brain hemorrhage is basically stable in 7-10 days, so you can gradually shake the head of the bed or even sit up in about 1-2 weeks.