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Several loss of consciousness episodes but normal workup and labs with cardiologist, endocrinologist and neurologist. how can i prevent another event ?
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LOC: One other thought would be possibility of adrenal insufficiency or Addisons. It my be worthwhile to see and endocrinologist
Answered 2/12/2019
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