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I'm a woman, late fifties, who fainted this morning. completely lost consciousness very briefly. after fainting, brief vomiting. no prior history.?
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Faint: You definitely need to be seen by a doctor. Would suggest the er. The cause can run the gamut from benign to serious.
Answered 3/26/2013
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