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What could possibly be causing random faint? & is it anemia? or is there another reason?
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Many causes: This requires a detailed medical evaluation. So go see your primary care doctor(family doc or an internist). The causes can be as varied as a simple faint from low bp, to seizures or heart rhythm problems. But we need more history and details to figure out the cause.
Answered 3/13/2014
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