Why is it when i pass out i can talk & hear, but can't move?

Question

i pass out for various reasons,

but no matter what,

i am always lying on the ground,

i cannot move, but i can hear people enough to make out what they're saying and i can spit out some words that make enough sense to tell people i can hear them but i can't move. it's kinda scary, sometimes i just start crying for no reason while i'm stuck there.

i told my friend about it & she said it was like a disease.

i don't think she's right though.

i feel like in situations where everyone else would black out,

i'm still half conscious, but only the hearing and speaking part & having no control over my emotions at that point.

i don't know, it's a freaky kind of scary thing.

i'd just like to know why it happens like that.

i swim so my lungs have like a crazy capacity,

so maybe that might have something to do with me

remaining half conscious, but i have some kind of nose something obstruction disease that messes up my breathing, and i get enough oxygen with that aside when my blood pressure is low, but no matter how big my lungs get, it's hard to get enough oxygen to my brain if i get up from resting, work out like crazy, or of course when i have to do underwaters (go whole pool length underwater without breathing).

Answer 1

You shouldn't be passing out regularly, so that's the issue you need to address.

Answer 2

uhh its like if you are paralyzed.

don't except a right answer here. if i were you, I'd seek a doctor. it sounds like a neurological problem.

Answer 3

Thats a neurological disorder. You aren't passing out your becoming paralyzed. That could be a pety mal seizure. You should ask you doctor. Tell him or her what happens before you pass out