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What do you think, could lying down during a blood test stop me from fainting?
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Maybe: Usually feinting from a blood draw is called a vasovagal reaction. It causes a drop in blood pressure which decrease blood flow to your brain and you feint. Laying down usually will help prevent it.
Answered 1/15/2016
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