can a person survive bleeding from the brain while being in a coma ?

Answer 1

Yes, a comatose person can survive a hematoma or a sub-whatever hemorrhage as long as it's detected and treated early enough. Where it's located and how large it is, as well as how long it was present determines how extensive the subsequent brain damage is likely to be. Bear in mind that brain damage isn't always a result but it is usually present to some degree.

Answer 2

Yes they can, it depends on the nature of the bleeding from the brain, is it strokes, aneurysm, hematoma, injury itself to the brain. All can be different in severity. My daughter was not in a coma, but had a hematoma, bleeding in the brain, and did fine without any brain damage, due to a fall from a water slide ladder at a pool.

Answer 3

they can survive but depending on the location and size of bleed they will probably have brain damage to some degree.

Answer 4

Well if the bleeding clots or is stopped ontime, the person can survive, and could be normal too.

Answer 5

Certainly, if the pressure is relieved and the bleeding stopped!!!

Answer 6

That depend on a whole range of issues.

Answer 7

It depends from where and why the bleading is, If it is from a crucial part then it may be a trouble.

Answer 8

Yes. my brother did. 2 twice. and he's only 11

Answer 9

yes,he can.it also depends on age of the patient and prompt surgical intervention if the patient condition's allow.

Answer 10

if the hemorrhage is stopped early enough, yes
but it is likely they will suffer brain damage