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Several loss of consciousness events with no resolution or cause. all testing normal. what are my next steps for solution?
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Can't tell: Not enough information, loss of consciousness can be due to several causes, don't know the rest of your history, what was the result of physical examination and the tests performed to judge what to do next, obviously that cannot be accomplished on this limited platform. A cardiologist and a neurologist evaluations may be in order, good luck
Answered 5/6/2019
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