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Might kidney disease be a reason for collapsing and fainting?
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Renal disease: Collapsing and fainting are rarely caused by renal disease. You need to go to an er if these are frequent problems to get evaluated with some blood work to see if the results can diagnose the presence of any kidney disease or the cause of your problem. You should probably see a cardiologist or a neurologist to find the cause of your symptoms. Good luck.
Answered 1/29/2014
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