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I fainted twice within a month. almost no symptoms before it happens, leaving nausea, and numbness on arms and legs. i'm 24, female, and have normal period. should i take any test?
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Fainting: Yes, you should see your doctor about fainting 2x in one month.In the mean time, stay well hydrated and monitor your blood pressure and pulse.
Answered 7/2/2017
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