Cerebral hemorrhage staging is divided into clinical staging and imaging staging according to patients’ clinical manifestations and imaging features. 1. Clinical staging of cerebral hemorrhage includes: hyperacute stage (within 6 hours of disease onset), acute stage (6h~2 weeks of disease onset), recovery stage (2 weeks~6 months), and sequelae stage (after 6 months). 2. Imaging staging includes: hyperacute phase (≤6 hours), acute phase (7-72 hours), subacute phase (3 days-2 weeks), and chronic phase (after 2 weeks). Patients with cerebral hemorrhage should be treated in a timely manner under the guidance of a physician before the acute stage, depending on the amount of bleeding. Treatment includes conservative treatment and surgery, of which conservative treatment includes hemostasis, lowering cranial pressure, nutritional support and prevention of complications. During the recovery period, rehabilitation training should be carried out as soon as possible and attention should be paid to preventing rebleeding. The overall prognosis of cerebral hemorrhage is poor. If you have vomiting, headache, consciousness disorder, partial body movement disorder, etc., you should go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the condition, which may cause serious consequences.