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I randomly experience blackouts but im a healthy 19 year old?
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Need Evaluation: It is not common for healthy 19 year olds to have episodes of passing out. I would encourage you to get a complete medical evaluation to see if there are any difficulties that need to be addressed.
Answered 8/20/2012
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