Brainstem hemorrhage is a very serious condition. Once brainstem hemorrhage occurs, it can affect many vital centers, completely depending on the amount of bleeding. Even a few milliliters of bleeding in the brainstem can lead to very serious consequences, including the sudden cessation of breathing and heartbeat. Therefore, at this time, giving massages to someone with a brainstem hemorrhage is of little value, especially during the acute phase, as it is not suitable to engage them in physical activities. However, once the bleeding has stabilized and is not extensive, and if the person still has breathing and heartbeat functions, at this point, some passive limb movements can be performed. Turning the patient over can be beneficial for limb function, prevent muscle atrophy, maintain limb function, and also help prevent complications such as deep vein thrombosis in the lower limbs.