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What are some cardiac reasons that would cause fainting?
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Rhythm: Fainting caused by a heart problem can be caused by a change in the rhythm - to one that is too slow or too fast. These can be regular or irregular. The causes of each change span the breadth of medical and cardiac conditions.
Answered 10/9/2012
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