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If you keep passing out i went to er and told me to see the heart dr but they not calling back what should i do?
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Your doc: Your best resource is your physician. He or she can coordinate work-up and further consults, at least Cardiology and Neurology. You can always go to ER, but you have to understand that they will rule out life threatening conditions and if that is not the case you will be discharged from ER with follow-up with your PCP. An EEG will help in ruling out seizure.
Answered 3/26/2015
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