Bedside rehabilitation can begin after 48 hours of stabilization following brain hemorrhage surgery.
Cerebral hemorrhage is a type of stroke with high disability and mortality rates. Most people have a history of hypertension and poor blood pressure control. The clinical manifestations of the disease include impaired consciousness, headache, vomiting, hemiparesis, aphasia, cognitive and memory loss. In severe cases, hematoma removal should be performed immediately in order to prevent brain herniation.
If the condition is stabilized after 48 hours, some passive rehabilitation training can be done. For example, move the upper and lower limbs with the help of family members, or turn over, good limb position placement, etc., to avoid the formation of pressure sores. If the disease passes the 2-week risk period, it is transferred to the recovery period. The patient’s condition should be scored again in this period.
If the condition is stable, rehabilitation can be carried out early. This usually starts around 3 weeks to 4 weeks. Studies have shown that the earlier rehabilitation begins, the better the quality of life and the lower the chance of disability.
Rehabilitation includes physical movement, speech, and cognition. Generally from simple to complex, gradual recovery, to improve their inability to take care of their own life status quo.
It is recommended to go to the Department of Rehabilitation of regular hospitals and conduct rehabilitation training under the guidance of specialists. If there is any discomfort, please seek medical advice immediately.