Chinese medicine is not effective in treating cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral edema, and can only be used as an auxiliary treatment. Cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral edema are relatively common diseases in neurology, mostly related to head trauma, vascular deformity, rupture and other factors, which can lead to coma, dizziness, headache and other conditions. Acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and other treatments have a slow effect, and it is difficult to play a rapid bleeding, swelling effect, which leads to continued aggravation of the condition, therefore, it is generally not recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine means of treatment, such as into the condition of the slowdown period can be used as an auxiliary means of treatment. The treatment of cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral edema is still based on eliminating cerebral edema, lowering intracranial pressure, and controlling blood pressure, with commonly used drugs such as mannitol, glycerol fructose, and nifedipine. If the situation is serious, surgical treatment is also needed, such as debridement decompression surgery, hematoma removal surgery, so as to stabilize the patient’s condition. Later on, medication will be used to cure the patient. Cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral edema are relatively dangerous and require timely consultation and active treatment.