The coma itself, if medically-induced can usually be quickly reversed (in an adult who is otherwise fairly healthy) by giving medication to counteract the drug used (e.g., Narcan for opioid narcotics) or by allowing the drug used to "wear off", since these are usually short acting drugs if not continually given in repeat doses. Depending on the reason for induction, full recovery may require additional treatment for the other conditions present even after the patient is fully brought out of the coma itself.
It is said that 87% percent of people in a comatose state will wake up. The time that it will take for the people to wake up is uncertain.
You will pass out, go into a coma, and wake up dead!
Comas are a tricky thing. Most doctors state that the duration of the coma depends on the patient. Its also based on how much trauma the patient's body has gone through.
Person who can sleep but cannot wake up is died. Could be they are in a coma.
A medically induced coma usually ends within 6 hours of the medicine which they induce the coma which is stopped. The person usually wakes up on their own. Their are sometimes complications though, and the person may take a while to come through. In very rare cases, they don't.
Robbie is in a coma. he wants to wake up but cant
Season 8, episode 3
I completed it in about 2 days
Yes, Denise does wake up from her coma in "Army Wives." Her recovery is a significant moment in the series, impacting her family and friends as they navigate the emotional aftermath of her experience. This storyline highlights themes of resilience and the support of loved ones during difficult times.
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Age has less to do with it then the cause of the coma, how severe the injury was (if there was an injury), how long they have been in a coma, their overall health, and several other factors. Sometimes hospitals will actually induce people into a coma. If the patient has been intubated (put on a machine to assist their breathing), they will often be given medications to actually put them in a coma. This allows the breathing machine to work better because the body isn't fighting against it. When the patient begins to heal and can breathe on their own again, they will allow them to wake from the coma and remove the machines. The best thing to do is to talk to the doctor and find out WHY they are in a coma. They can estimate what the chances are in that patients induvidual case.
If someone is in a coma they are unconcious and do not respond to voices,sounds or any activitie around them.He is still alive but their brain is working at it's lowest standard/stage of alertness.If you shake someone and their in a coma then they do not wake up like if you shake someone that's asleep.