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What is the condition that was often the cause of people being mistaken for dead and buried alive?

Asked by nowherekid - 2 years 11 months ago

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Answered by larryhyder
2 years 6 months ago
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In the book, Buried Alive by Edger Allen Poe The person was in a Catatonic state, It is however highly unlikely
that it ever happened in reality.

Catatonic cat?a?ton?ic [ k?ttə t?nnik ] Encarta
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1. in state resembling trance: in a state of inertia or apparent stupor often associated with schizophrenia, characterized by rigidity of the muscles



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Answered by herghost
2 years 11 months ago
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rigor mortis :P There have been a few cases where there is no heart or brain activity and the subject is clinically dad, however new research by us brits (typical, cant cure cancer but) have found that clinically dead people may still feel pain when it comes to having doner ops.

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