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Had a tilt table test that came back normal. still get these faintish feelings but don't actually faint. is it poor circulation possibly?
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Unlikely: The only way you can pass out due to lack of circulation to the brain is to have severe blockages in both carotid/vertebral arteries - which is very unlikely at your age. However a carotid/vertebral doppler/ultrasound can rule that out. Your medications may also contribute to the symptoms.
Answered 8/30/2013
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