He couldn’t even express himself with a scream because he was being suffocated. He couldn’t move, and he couldn’t satiate what he felt. Without any senses, the time had felt like an eternity of constant agony. It had been a grim sensation-as if for an eternity he’d been trying to draw breath, to move, to scream, every moment in conscious, painful asphyxiation.” Even though Han was not fully alive, the experience had been extremely gruesome.
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Essentially, after being deprived of everything for months (six in Legends, 12 in canon), his body went into sensory overload. When Han was finally unthawed in Return of the Jedi, the extended period of time being frozen, combined with the primitive freezing technology, caused him to have the classic symptoms of carbon sickness.
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