SUDDEN LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (SYNCOPE)
The individual becomes dizzy, warm and sweaty, has blurred vision, and usually has time to sit or lie down, which might lessen the symptoms or prevent the loss of consciousness. If a loss of consciousness does occur, it is very brief, and the person regains consciousness within a few seconds, being alert and oriented almost immediately. ................
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