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Medical Conditions - Loss Of Consciousness

Loss of consciousness, either complete or partial, is the temporary interruption of awareness of one's surroundings and self. It is called syncope or fainting. Syncope results from a temporary shortage of oxygen to the brain due to reduced blood supply.

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How can a 22-year-old reduce seizure risk?

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I took Diazepam and had alcohol. How dangerous is it?

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What are the ways to manage a comatose patient?

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I am 27, male. Do my seizures indicate a brain disorder?

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What might be causing a buzzing noise in my head after a hit?

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I feel a loss of consciousness when I am off of Paxidep. What should be done?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your post. Clinically, your symptoms are suggestive of a postural related drop in blood pressure.

Can mining work affect a WPW syndrome patient?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The working environment does not directly increase the chances of developing WPW (Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome).

How to manage hypoglycemia episodes?

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What causes fever and unconsciousness in a seizure patient?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query and understand your concern. From the available description, it is possible that you had another seizure last night. A fever of 101.

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Various parts of my body trembles occasionally, and I have other symptoms. What is the cause?

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