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I briefly passed out during a yoga class. feeling fine again. should i consult a dr?
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Fainting: Were you dehydrated? hot? in pain? in a strange bodily position? over- exercised? You may not need to consult a physician if this is a one time thing and you fainted only briefly with complete recovery. However, if this occurs again or you have any residuals then assessment would be prudent.
Answered 6/6/2020
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