The time for recovery of the right hand from brain hemorrhage is usually within six months. Because nerve cells are non-renewable, the golden recovery period is 3-6 months after brain hemorrhage, therefore, patients with neurological dysfunction must need early rehabilitation. The degree of rehabilitation depends on the amount and location of the brain hemorrhage. If the brain hemorrhage is relatively large and the location of the hemorrhage is bad, the patient may die during hospitalization, and there is no recovery for such patients. For patients with moderate or small bleeding volume, the patient may have combined limb dysfunction, and early active rehabilitation can achieve complete recovery if the bleeding volume is small. If the bleeding is moderate, there is a risk of limb dysfunction after treatment and full recovery cannot be achieved.