Brain Hemorrhage Symptoms. Blurred or double vision. In very slow growing hematomas a person may not exhibit symptoms for two weeks.
Difficulty performing usual activities including problems with walking or even falling are not uncommon symptoms. Pain in arm or leg. Sudden and painful headaches.
Stroke-like symptoms such as slurred speech and weakness on one side of the body.
Symptoms can occur all of a sudden or over time. Symptoms treatment and possible sequels. It is a serious event usually caused by a head knock. People who generally experience a brain hemorrhage have symptoms similar to that of a stroke and they can also develop weakness on one side of their body difficulty in speaking or experience a sense of numbness.
