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What is done for teens with neurocardiogenic syncope?
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Testing: Etiology is key, and likely a cardiologist will perform several tests to zero in on an exact cause for your signs and symptoms
Answered 2/11/2017
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Medications: Neurocardiogenic syncope can be treated with medications such a nadolol, Florinef, (fludrocortisone) midodrin. In addition avoiding caffeine, alcohol, drinking plenty of fluids can help. Compression stockings may help as well. Hot environments should be avoided as symptoms can be worsened.
Answered 2/2/2017
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