What happens when you wake up from coma?

Coma is the nearest you can get to death. Many individuals can’t help thinking about what precisely occurs during a state of extreme lethargy.

For most people, it is scary yielding to their body as it shuts down using all available energy for healing and leaving no room for the luxury of consciousness

While a body in a state of insensibility otherwise known as ‘coma’ might look all quiet, accommodating and unmoved, there is a great deal happening on a deeper level.



During a state of coma, the body looks healthy yet seems, by all accounts, to be in a condition of profound rest or deep sleep.

An individual in a state of coma doesn’t have a consciousness of the environmental factors and can not think deliberately; be that as it may, the individual’s body actually upholds fundamental life capacities like blood flow and breathing.

Likewise, an individual can display some slight body movement during coma, for example, scowling or enlightening.

Be that as it may, the individual knows nothing about those developments and doesn’t have command over them.

Assume you are toasted a daze yet can be stirred with some work; you are not in a state of extreme lethargy on the grounds that an individual in a coma state can not be stirred regardless of whether an amplifier is set over them.
Note that clinicians can restoratively prompt a state of coma in a patient to rest the mind and keep away from additional cerebrum or brain harm.

Despite the fact that coma is a typical clinical presentation in hospital emergency departments (ED), there is a scanty extensive examination on its worldwide predominance.
Likewise, shockingly, the quantity of distributed investigations of patients with coma is little.

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Any explanation to why someone can survive without eating or drinking for a weeks, months or year in a state of comma but can't survive staying for a good 1 week without eating?

Eye opening

shamsin6300:
Any explanation to why someone can survive without eating or drinking for a weeks, months or year in a state of comma but can't survive staying for a good 1 week without eating?

during coma, cellular respiration is reduced. Hence low amount of glucose is utilised

shamsin6300:
Any explanation to why someone can survive without eating or drinking for a weeks, months or year in a state of comma but can't survive staying for a good 1 week without eating?

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Amotolongbo:
during coma, cellular respiration is reduced. Hence low amount of glucose is utilised

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Amotolongbo:
during coma, cellular respiration is reduced. Hence low amount of glucose is utilised

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jerryboie10:

I went through it already, I just need a perfect explanation and the person below just help with that.

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