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Why whenever I wake up after fainting I can't hear anything for a few minutes?
I’ve fainted a few times in the doctors office and whenever I awoke I couldn’t hear anything whatsoever for a few minutes, by the time i could hear again i forgot to ask the doctors why it happened. I’m curious if anyone else has experienced this.
First of all, why are you fainting?
When you get knocked out, or turn off your brain - it takes a few minutes for the brain to start completly back up again - For a few minutes you will not hear. That means your brain is half awake/ and half asleep
Fainting regularly isn’t normal…. You should ask a doctor about that..
idk,but i hear better from my right ear,and little less from the other.i wont know this only when am listening to music by head phone.
The most recent time which was today was after them drawing blood. Before it has been just random. I’ve always had fainting spells.
ohhhh so it’s only when you get blood drawn?
I’ve been in the doctors office many of the times as stated. i have an extremely low blood pressure. I’m not asking about the fainting though, i’m just curious if anyone else has had trouble hearing after waking up from being unconscious.
No, today was the first time with getting blood drawn. I have an extremely low blood pressure.
My question is not “Why am i fainting” i’m asking if anyone has any idea why I can’t hear after waking up. Please dont say go to a doctor cause as i said above i’ve been in the doctors office many of the times these spisodes have occured. I know why i faint already. I’m just asking why I can’t hear when I’m conscious again.
When I wake up sometimes and like stand up quickly my vision will get all fuzzy and it’s kind of hard for me to hear but usually it doesn’t happen unless I like try to get moving to quickly as soon as I wake up.
I have never fainted personally, but it sounds somewhat normal that after fainting you can’t hear for a few minutes. Your brain probably is trying to restart, or wake up.
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