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What is wrong? blacked out went blue was confused when came round. ecg bp and sugars ok. previously suggested a drug interaction, i am very worried
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Merits evaluation.: Syncope (fainting) could be due to low blood pressure upon standing, a cardiac rhythm disturbance (eg, a pause or very rapid pulse), fear, causing a vasovagal episode (drop in blood pressure and heart rate at the same time), or even a brain seizure (epilepsy). One should see ones doctor or a cardiologist for a careful evaluation of syncope.
Answered 10/29/2013
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