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What are common symptoms of coming out of a week long medically induced coma? should stiff limbs be expected?
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There are a: Substantial number of symptoms that incudle stiff joints, disorientation, headache, blurred vision, hunger or nausea, etc. Good news is those problems at least pass. Those associated with the reason for the induced coma may or may not depending upon the problem.
Answered 8/25/2016
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