What does it feel like to have an uncontrolled body?

When I was in my third year of high school, I didn't eat well, and then I got appendicitis, and after a few infusions, I couldn't control my mouth and ate some junk food, which led to surgery later, so I was carried to the operating table. The first time my body was out of control was after the doctor gave me an anesthetic, and at that time I wanted to raise my hand and I didn't have any strength at all. The second time was when I came home after surgery, because my body was too weak and my blood sugar was low, I suddenly got black in front of my eyes, and I felt that my body was very soft, not controlled at all, as if I had no bones, and I fell down straight and ......It's horrible, that feeling.

Later, when I fell, I fell on my arm, and the wound was healed, but my arm was not healed, and I couldn't even go to the two-story bed after going to school......A handful of bitter tears.

If the body is not controlled, it will feel very uncomfortable, not like the usual feeling, like we often soak in the water, if we soak for a long time, out of the water, we will feel that our body is not under our control, very bulky, this is the feeling.

When your body is out of control, it is a very scary thing, this seems to have a certain connection with your own nerves, consciously, and also understand what you are thinking in your mind, that is, the body and the brain do not cooperate well, often this will cause poor mood, dizziness and other problems, if it is a long time to have this situation, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination!

I am a fitness enthusiast, I like fitness very much, such as running, dumbbells, barbells, these are my favorites, I usually exercise when I rest, whether it is running or going to the gym, I have never stopped, it is the so-called uncontrollable feeling of the body, as long as I don't exercise for a day, my whole body is uncomfortable, so insisting on fitness is a good choice.

I was very flustered, and my consciousness was already a little blurred.

I used to borrow it at a friend's house, and when I went out to play at night, I had a fever on the second morning, and I knew that I was not feeling well, so I wanted to pour a glass of water and drink some medicine, but I just couldn't get up. , the more I forced myself to get up, and I felt that my hands and feet were out of control.

The more I lay down, the more uncomfortable it became, and if it wasn't for my friend coming back from the night shift and finding out that something wasn't quite right with me and taking me to the hospital, I might have burned my brain.

I had one time when I was in junior high school. As the saying goes, the "ghost press".

It was during the lunch break in the school dormitory, I don't know what was going on, my brain was clear, but my hands and feet were not under my control, only my eyes were open, and when I looked around, I felt very confused, and I felt like I was dreaming.

Accept things positively. When you go out shopping with people you are familiar with, go out to watch a movie, go to a sports school to see handsome guys, go to an art school to see beautiful women, and enjoy the natural scenery, you need to get in touch with others, but you still have familiar people around you, so you don't need to be afraid. You can get better as long as you want.