Recovery period of traumatic cerebral hemorrhage

The recovery period of some diseases in life is particularly important. If the patient recovers well during this period, the patient's body will be able to recover at a high level and the disease will cause less harm to the patient. Cerebral hemorrhage is a relatively serious disease and the patient himself needs to be well cared for. Many people don’t know what to pay attention to during the nursing period. Let’s talk about the precautions during the recovery period of traumatic cerebral hemorrhage!

The acute phase of traumatic brain hemorrhage is mainly life-sustaining treatment, and after stabilization, it enters the chronic rehabilitation and recovery phase. The rehabilitation and recovery period mainly depends on the amount of bleeding at the time and the severity of peripheral nerve damage. If the injury is relatively minor, it may take 2 weeks to 1 month to recover. However, for more severe traumatic cerebral hemorrhage, it may take a long time to recover. The best recovery period is active rehabilitation treatment within 6 months. After patients with traumatic cerebral hemorrhage are admitted to the hospital, if the amount of bleeding is small, conservative treatment can be adopted and preventive antibiotics can be used.

The acute phase of traumatic cerebral hemorrhage is mainly life-sustaining treatment, and after stabilization, it enters the chronic rehabilitation and recovery phase. The rehabilitation and recovery period mainly depends on the amount of bleeding at the time and the severity of peripheral nerve damage. If the injury is relatively minor, it may take 2 weeks to 1 month to recover. However, for more severe traumatic cerebral hemorrhage, it may take a long time to recover. The best recovery period is active rehabilitation treatment within 6 months.

After patients with traumatic cerebral hemorrhage are admitted to the hospital, if the amount of bleeding is small, conservative treatment can be adopted and preventive antibiotics can be used.

Rehabilitation care

1. Patients with brain trauma are more likely to develop sequelae of intellectual disability. Attention should be paid to starting various functional training and rehabilitation treatment care as early as possible. It is necessary to strengthen basic care and training on daily life, personal hygiene, diet, sleep, etc. Especially for those who cannot take care of themselves, they should be trained in living habits to prevent their mental state from further deteriorating. Unless the patient has severe dementia, bowel movements should be guided regularly to develop a habit of regular bowel movements.

2. Limb massage should start from the distal joints and should start in the direction of the normal limb function, with passive movement first. At the beginning, the patient is reluctant to move due to pain. At this time, he should be comforted, encouraged and slightly forced. Start with short, small exercises and gradually increase the amount. Early resumption of independent activities should be encouraged.

3. For aphasia patients, adhere to the principle of starting from easy to difficult, step by step, repeated practice, and perseverance. Start with the patient's least damaged speech function, such as using gestural speech, eye contact, gestures, etc. to communicate. Then use specific objects, single words, vocabulary, and short sentences for training. When doing speech training, pronunciation practice should start as early as possible. In the intelligent training process, operational training should be carried out as early as possible.