As of now, Sir Alex Ferguson is still in a state of need for special care after surgery last night (Vietnam time). He is currently being treated at the Royal Institute of Salford, UK.
On Thursday, before the Manchester United - Brighton match, Fergie felt unwell at his home in Wilmslow, Manchester. At 9:00 a.m. the next morning, local time, he had a brain hemorrhage and was taken to the emergency room immediately.
Darren Ferguson - Sir Alex's son - currently the coach of Doncaster Rovers (ND) left the match against Wigan to go to the hospital.
The news that Sir Alex had to undergo brain surgery shocked millions of M.U fans because before that, in the M.U - Arsenal match, he still appeared in a healthy frame to thank his colleague Arsene Wenger at Old Trafford.
Cerebral hemorrhage is an extremely dangerous condition, blood will continuously flow into the brain suddenly. The disease often causes people with disturbances of consciousness, confusion... If the disease is severe, there will be many bleeding in the brain, the patient will be in a deep coma, with disturbances in breathing, and heart rhythm, most of whom will die within the next 48 hours.
Patients who survived severe brain hemorrhage often have severe sequelae, many of whom are in a vegetative state and will die from acquired infections and exhaustion.
The mortality rate of cerebral hemorrhage within 30 days is 50%, of which half of patients die in the first 2 days. In the survivor cases, only about 1/5 of patients can live independently at the time of 1 year after cerebral hemorrhage.
