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I have been having fainting spells for 3 days and i have heart problems?
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Work up: If you have a cardiac condition and have recurrent fainting symptoms see your doctor it may be related to low blood pressure or rhythm disturbances either fast or slow heart rate
Answered 11/13/2012
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See your doctor: With underlying heart problems, this could be a serious sign.
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