Cerebral hemorrhage is a very dangerous neurological disease. In addition to conducting related drug treatments to control the condition, prevent the enlargement of the hemorrhage, and prevent the recurrence of cerebral thrombosis, nursing care is also very important. The nursing of cerebral hemorrhage mainly includes the following aspects: First, it is essential to address the patient's mental state and soothe their emotions because large emotional fluctuations can easily lead to an increase in the amount of cerebral hemorrhage. Second, patients should be advised to rest in bed and avoid vigorous activities. Early ambulation can also easily lead to an increase in cerebral hemorrhage. Third, it is important to maintain smooth bowel movements. If the bowel movements are not smooth, or even constipated, excessive straining during defecation can cause an increase in cerebral hemorrhage. Fourth, patients with cerebral hemorrhage often have some associated complications, such as pulmonary infections and acute ulcers, among other diseases. It is crucial for patients to be attentive to turning over, patting the back, suctioning phlegm, and administering antibiotics in a timely manner if necessary. For the prevention of acute gastric mucosal lesions and acute ulcers, patients should eat soft, easily digestible food.