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I recently experienced two blackouts could these be symptoms of my ongoing thyroid condition?
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Unlikely unless: Please see your doctor for this. Most reasons for syncope/loss of consciousness aren't thyroid related. You need to be medically evaluated. If you have a dysrhythmia , ongoing, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism could make this worse or cause the problem, but usually other hyperthyroid symptoms are present also. Regardless, many different things cause syncope or loss of consciousness.
Answered 3/4/2013
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