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Lately i have been passing out a lot. i want to know what causes you to faint?
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Many possibilities: There are many possible causes for fainting: heart arrhythmia, anemia, dehydration, medication side effects, heat exhaustion, blood pressure dropping, seizures, etc. Since this is happening often, you really need to see your doctor for an exam and workup. Be well.
Answered 5/12/2016
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