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Should i be concerned if i have dizziness, blank out and other things?
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Yes: Brain issues (malfunctioning) (low sugar, low cerebral perfusion, seizures etc) could be vascular (bp drops, or heart rythmn is off) or electrical in nature. Get checked out. You probably need a holter 24 to see if your hearts beats too slowly and/ or a brainwave test (eeg). I'm sure you'll get the problem fixed.
Answered 4/18/2014
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