The recovery period for brainstem hemorrhage is very long and must be tailored to the specific condition of the patient. Because the nerves in the brainstem are densely packed and very important, bleeding in this area, even just one milliliter, can be extremely fatal to the patient. Therefore, the recovery process at this time is very crucial. The golden period for recovery is within three months of the brainstem hemorrhage, during which the neural cells still have the potential to compensate for other functions better, so it is essential to seize this period, which is considered the golden recovery period. In some cases, if this period is delayed, the recovery time will be extended later on, and some may even need long-term bed rest, thus the recovery period is comprehensive; all of it is considered a recovery period.