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What to do if i fainted yesterday and i don't know what to do?
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Depends: If this is first time you fainted, then you should seek evaluation. What will come next depends on precisely what happened. Fainting, called syncope or collapse can be caused by low blood pressure, problems with your heart or circulation or can actually be something else including something like a seizure. A good history and exam will help you sort this out, hopefully. Please discuss with doc.
Answered 9/5/2016
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