### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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My 90 year old mother fell, hitting her head, and suffered a brain bleed on both sides of her brain. She has hypertension . We don t know if bleed occurred before the fall, or after the trauma to the head... Her bp was 280/160 immediately after the fall. She has been hospitalized for 12 days now. Ct scans have been done... She is very confused, speaking but making no sense... And her vision has been effected severely. She has not slept in 4 days... Continues to speak, move her arms, etc... What can we do and what can we expect?

### output:

Hello, I am Chat Doctor.  Thank you for your query. I am happy to help you here. If your mother was an old hypertensive, then there was a chance of bleed and this can be bilateral. And yes as you said it can be a cause of fall or may be (not very likely) fall can be the cause of bleed. The kind of complaint you are talking usually appears after a lesion on services area of brain that is in the temporal region. Specifically there is no specific treatment if the tissue of brain is damaged. She is conscious means there are chances of improvement. Such cases of brain hammertoe have poor outcomes but still many patients are found to return in far better state then what was expected. Begin hopeful may not be bad in this condition, but it may take 30 to 60 days for final outcome state. The bleed in brain subsides slowly and as it starts subsiding the lesion might get better. Nothing specifically to be done just pray to god and be hopeful, it's better to keep her in the hospital and take the best possible care from your side. Things may change to a far better state. Thank regards