Brainstem hemorrhage is a very dangerous condition. If the bleeding is substantial, the patient may quickly fall into a coma or even die. If the bleeding is less severe, the prognosis might be relatively better. Patients with brainstem hemorrhage typically experience impaired swallowing functions, showing symptoms like inability to swallow food, difficulty in consuming water, and coughing while drinking. Therefore, it is crucial to supplement nutrition. Primarily, a feeding tube can be inserted for hydration and feeding, with the intake mainly consisting of easily digestible foods such as millet porridge, rice porridge, soybean juice, milk, etc. Additionally, it is important to supplement the patient with fresh vegetables and fruits to ensure an adequate supply of vitamin C. Furthermore, high-quality proteins like lean meat and beef should be provided to ensure adequate protein intake for patients with brainstem hemorrhage.