Whether brainstem hemorrhage can be cured must be determined based on clinical symptoms, laboratory tests, and patient examination. Generally speaking, if the symptoms of brainstem hemorrhage are relatively mild, such as headache, dizziness, without the occurrence of limb weakness, hemiplegia, epilepsy, etc., it is generally curable in the later stages without significant residual effects. However, in actual life, some cases of brainstem hemorrhage can be severe, even causing disturbances in consciousness, coma; or leading to abnormal breathing and heart rate, causing death. Therefore, it must be judged based on the situation at the time.