How does it feel to faint?

Answer 1

i have had a fainting problem ever since i was a baby. I faint over 20 times a year. and it doesnt feel good at all. Your head is pounding and when i faint i hear a loud beeping noise. I usually cry after i get up because it is really scary and my body is like numb. usually when people faint they also go pale. Its not just like sleeping. Its like your still alive but cant move. Some people also hit their heads or something and it hurts mostly because of that. When i first got it i turned purple.

here is some facts about fainting:

- your blood pressure drops

- loose muscle control

- not enough oxygen flows through your blood to the brain

Here is some things to do when you faint:

- lie down and put your legs up

- loosen belt, collar or shirt

- if you cant lie down put your head between your knees

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Answer 2

your vision goes black with bright white dots in it and any sound you hear sounds like it is in the background and when your unconscious it feels like your having a dream and feels really weird when you gain conscious you also feel sick

Answer 3

• yawning,
• a sudden clammy sweat,
• nausea,
• fast, deep breathing,
• confusion,
• blurred vision, or 'spots' in front of the eyes, and
• ringing in your ears.

I just got this off the NHS website. Hope this helps :)

Answer 4

For me, One moment i was relaxing while giving blood. Then my whole body started to tingle, and my vision blurred, and my vision from both the left and the right went gray, then black. Then i had a dream that felt like an hour long, i dreamed of a dark room with several people in it for some reason, i cant really recall exactly what happened. Then i woke up, with people hovering over me with my I.V. taken out of my arm and a lady holding my bag of blood i had attempted to donate. They asked if i was OK, i immediately knew that i had fainted. I was very hot, they placed cool packs on my forehead. I just wondered how long it had been, it was only 4 seconds that i was out. I kept trying to close my eyes to rest, yet they insisted that i keep my eyes open. It was my 1st time giving blood, and my body was pumping the blood way to fast. So the blood left my body to quick and left my brain. I was in recovery for 30 minutes. They had to check vital signs 3 times before i was released. Yet i still feel light headed, and sick.

Improved Answer:You Usally Feel Sick And Dizzy For A While.

Then When You Get Up You Can't Remember Anything.

For A While. . . :)

Answer 5

fatigued, drowsy, physically ill possibly. You may also get dizzy spells!

Answer 6

You start to feel lite headed and you may or may not pass out but to feel faint is to have a lite headed feeling as if you are "dizzy"