Can Brain Bleeds Heal On Their Own Novels & Stories

Scarlett asked, fighting back the tears burning in her eyes. The doctor looked at the freshly printed report and the CT scan of Steven’s brain, then pointed to the dark brown area at the back of his head. “There is blood pooling here, and it’s pressing on Mr. Miller’s optic nerve. That’s what caused this condition. We didn’t detect the bleeding point during his earlier treatment, but given his current condition, he isn’t stable enough for brain surgery.” “Then what do we do now?” “The best option now is rest and observation. I’ll prescribe medication for him. If his vision returns within a month, then he should be fine. But if it still hasn’t returned after a month…” The doctor trailed off.

“Summer, listen to me. When your body recovers, get rid of the blood clot in your brain as soon as possible. I’ve already contacted my teacher. He knows experts in this field, and modern medical treatment methods are already—” “Doctor Seawind, you aren’t confident in yourself, right? I’ve seen the CT scan of my brain before. Since I didn’t receive proper treatment during the one year after my accident, the blood clot has already coagulated in several sections, and it’s pressing down on my nerves. If I go through brain surgery, no one can guarantee the outcome. If there’s a complication, how am I going to continue living?” Summer smiled. She did not want to live the rest of her life paralyzed

About thirty minutes later, the intern from before walked up to us. "Dr. Riley, sir," He stated as he shook my dad's hand. "They have managed to contain the brain bleed; the swelling in her brain has also started to go down. Ortho is about to step in and start reconstructing her arm and leg. I'll be back to update you as soon as possible," He nodded and walked away. BLAZE TWO HOURS LATER* It's now well past lunch, three o'clock to be exact, and I knew that if I'm starved, everyone else must be as well.

“I removed the clot, drained the excess blood, and cauterized the damaged vessels, but Trey was in worse shape than his MRI indicated. Apparently, his seizure caused a secondary hemorrhage and increased the pressure on his brain far more rapidly than we predicted.” Dare hauled himself out of his chair. “But he’s okay. Right? He’s okay?” “He will live. I have no doubt about that. They’ve taken him to recovery. He’s still unconscious. In serious but stable condition.” Dr. Angelo lowered her gaze before straightening her shoulders and meeting Dare’s eyes again. “I’d like to say he’s going to be back to normal in no time, kiddo, and I’m hopeful that he will be—he’s young and strong—but we can’t

Perhaps by looking at her uncle, she could gain miraculous strength to support the heavy weight of life that hung over her shoulders. An hour ago Harper had just received bad news from the doctor who treated Brielle. He said Brielle had bleeding in her veins which could have been the result of a fall or due to her hypertension. The doctor said Brielle will be paralyzed in the whole right side of the body because the bleeding occurred in the left side of the brain. Brielle's current condition cannot be said to be stable. She has been in critical condition since being hospitalized and has not regained consciousness. Brielle's room is also equipped with life support like the one in her uncle's

It can cause bruising of the brain (referred to as a contusion) and bleeding (brain hemorrhage), which may not be visible at the time of injury. [Source: Wikipedia]

The nurse glanced at the chart in her hands and nodded softly, a trace of compassion in her tone. "He suffered a severe head impact. There are multiple intracranial hemorrhages, and the clots are pressing on the brainstem. The doctors say...if the clots can't be absorbed naturally, or if surgery can't be performed safely, then..." She paused, leaving the rest unsaid. Liam's body swayed almost imperceptibly. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. When he opened them again, turmoil churned beneath the surface. "Can't...surgery be done immediately?"

The doctor nodded his head: “an induced coma that we will wake him up from once his body is partially healed. He suffered from a massive bleeding that we had to give him a blood transfer and a few severely bruised ribs, and luckily no broken bones. At the current situation he is stabilized and we will keep him monitored for the next few days before we allow him to wake up” Kevin’s father nodded his head with a sigh of relief and his mother silently began to cry again with a small hint of a smile on her face. I looked at the doctor unwaveringly feeling that there is still something to come. “However, with brain injuries you have to be prepared for anything when he wakes up” the doctor blurted

She opened her eyes and looked into the dimly lit room, replaying what happened in the hospital today in her mind. Her psychological endurance was extreme, and she had already made sufficient psychological preparations for anything that might happen. She also knew very well the cause of her illness. Her current brain hemorrhage was caused by a severe blow, not a tumor, so she might not need a craniotomy. She had blackouts before because the optic nerve had been compressed, but she didn't realize that, and the optic nerve never returned to its normal state. She had given serious thought to it; the worst she could get was blindness. It was not a life-threatening condition.

Multiple scratches mar her face, and stitches line the right side of her forehead. She appears beautiful and serene, as though she's peacefully asleep and could awaken at any given moment. There's still hope she might. The doctor explained she had to undergo brain surgery for an intracranial hemorrhage. But here's the good news: things are looking up. They've successfully stopped the bleeding in her brain, and the swelling is beginning to subside.