There are two main types of stroke is bleeding (intracerebral hemorrhage and (subarachnoid hemorrhage. Other disorders, including intracranial hemorrhage, including epidural and subdural hematomas, which is usually caused by head injury. This interference causes different symptoms and are not considered as a stroke.

Broken and cracked: Causes of Hemorrhagic Stroke

When the blood vessels in the brain is weak, abnormal, or under undue pressure, stroke bleeding can occur. At the stroke that bleeds, bleeding may occur in the brain, as an intracerebral hemorrhage. Or bleeding can occur between the inner and middle layers of tissue that protects the brain (the subarachnoid space), as subarachnoid hemorrhage.