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A member asked:
My sis she is only15 and sometimes she feels warm in her body and lose her consciousness last night was the third time in her life. why ?? im scared
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Many possibilities: If your sister is losing consciousness rather than just fainting, she needs to be seen for exam and testing including cardiac testing, possible need for EEG, and assessment of vital signs in standing and lying positions. If she is simply fainting without loss of consciousness it is not san emergency.
Answered 9/13/2014
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