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My son had a fall on this butt and he fainted. ambulance was called in. they check his movement and is ok. never go hospital. does he need x-ray?
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Fainting normal: Probably not.He fainted because of the shock or sudden pain.It is a normal reaction.
Answered 2/20/2013
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