The symptoms of bruising in the head are related to the location of the patient’s brain hemorrhage and also the amount of bleeding. Some will have dizziness and headache symptoms, usually the headache will be on the side of the hemorrhage, and if the patient’s cranial pressure is increased due to the brain hemorrhage, there will be pain throughout the head. If the hemorrhage is in the cerebellum and brainstem, the patient will experience severe dizziness, inflexibility of limbs, ataxia, etc. There will also be nausea and vomiting, and if the amount of hemorrhage is large, the patient will experience drowsiness or coma. Also, if the site of bleeding is in the internal capsule or left cerebral hemisphere, symptoms such as inflexible limb movement, or aphasia and clumsy speech will occur.