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How could it happen that one moment one speaks normally, the next moment he suddenly passes out?
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Sleep attacks: There is a condition called sleep attacks or narcolepsy -- but this person needs to be completely evaluated to rule out other causes as well --.
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Syncope: Myriad of causes with a full evaluation needed. The more common include heart rhythm problems, drop in blood pressure, and seizure.
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