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How do i get over a fear of fainting? i worry i'm going to faint often. i have high blood pressure and have never fainted. should i even worry about
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Relaxation: If you have never fainted, having high blood pressure shouldn't make you faint in and of itself but of course it depends how high your pressure is. Make sure you always stay well hydrated and keep a healthy diet and this should prevent you from fainting.
Answered 9/29/2016
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