Patient's question:
Grandpa is 80 years old this year. A couple of days ago, because it got cold, and he already had a history of high blood pressure, he suddenly had a cerebral hemorrhage and fainted. The family quickly called 120, and he was taken to the emergency department of the hospital for treatment. The doctor said that in addition to the brain herniation, he has been in a coma. Will he wake up from the cerebral hemorrhage and brain herniation?Doctor's answer:
If inflammation occurs again in a relatively severe area, or if the condition is relatively severe, then the possibility of waking up is absolutely not high. However, if the wound has already occurred and herniation has recurred in a non-essential part of the head, then there is still a certain possibility of waking up. Therefore, it is necessary to make clear predictions based on the specific condition of the patient and the severity of the inflammation.