How long does it take to wake up from a coma due to brain stem hemorrhage?

Brainstem hemorrhage is a very dangerous disease and is one of the more serious neurological diseases. The mortality rate is also relatively high. If the brainstem hemorrhage is less than 5 ml, the mortality rate can be as high as 20%. If the bleeding reaches 20 ml, the mortality rate is 100%. Brainstem hemorrhage coma requires timely rescue and intensive care. This way the patient can wake up sooner.

How long does it take to wake up from a coma due to brain stem hemorrhage?

Brainstem hemorrhage is a very harmful disease in the nervous system with a very high mortality rate. Generally speaking, how long it takes for a patient to wake up from a coma due to brainstem hemorrhage is related to the amount of bleeding and the duration of bleeding.

1. Brainstem hemorrhage is an acute and severe neurological disease with poor prognosis and high mortality rate.

2. If the amount of brainstem bleeding is less than 15 ml, the mortality rate is about 18%. If it is more than 15 ml, the mortality rate is as high as 85%. Among them, if the amount of brainstem hemorrhage exceeds 20ml, there is basically no possibility of treatment.

3. The amount of brainstem hemorrhage is about 6 to 9 ml, which is considered a minor bleeding. Generally, after 1 to 2 weeks of large-scale application of albumin, most patients' consciousness disorders will recover, and brainstem dysfunction will significantly improve, and vital signs will gradually stabilize.

4. For patients with moderate brainstem hemorrhage (10-14 ml) and severe symptoms, large doses of albumin can be given continuously for about 3 to 4 weeks. Some people's vital signs can gradually stabilize and return to normal.

Symptoms of brainstem hemorrhage

Different diseases have different symptoms. Based on these symptoms, we can preliminarily determine what kind of disease it is or to what extent the disease has developed. So, what are the symptoms of brainstem hemorrhage?

1. Frequent and recurring nosebleeds.

2. Sudden onset of severe headache, which is different from the usual headache and feels like the head exploding, and is often accompanied by symptoms of nausea and vomiting.

3. The neck becomes very stiff, the back of the head is uncomfortable, and the movement is restricted, especially when lowering the head, the movement of using the lower jaw to press the upper chest cannot be done.

4. When you have symptoms of dizziness, you will feel that the surrounding environment is constantly spinning, you cannot stand steadily, and you may even faint on the ground. These manifestations are usually retro.

5. Temporary blurred vision or double vision may occur, which may return to normal on its own or may result in blindness.