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I have a big fear or fainting. i have never fainted, but am always scared that i will. can you give me some facts that could help me not be so afraid?
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Asthenophobia: Asthenophobia or fear of fainting is very common. It is very common among people who has never fainted and most likely never will. The best reassurance can come for your physician if he is aware of your good medical health status and physical examination.
Answered 9/30/2020
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