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My mom(50 yrs, 5'1", 66 kgs) fainted 2 times in this year with a little trembling. bp 130/85. normal sugar. nothing in brain scan. should i be concern?
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Syncope: Has she seen a cardiologist. I am glAd her MRI is normal , but statistically syncope is more likely a cardiac problem.
Answered 11/28/2017
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