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What to do if my sister is 14 yrs old, she screams violently & then faints?
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This isn't: Normal at age 14 years old. I hope that your parents take her to her doctor/ pediatrician to explore this further. Take care.
Answered 4/8/2014
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Fainting: Take her to her doctor. While this could be psychological, it may also be a type of seizure.
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