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Unconscious Episodes

Unconscious episodes, alias syncopal episode, is a sudden loss of consciousness caused due to decreased blood flow to the brain. Reduced blood pressure, arrhythmia, standing for long durations, pregnancy, dehydration, exhaustion, etc., are the cause of syncopal episodes.

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My 81-year-old relative has been diagnosed with SDH. Help.

Query: Hello doctor, Around 15 days back one of my known 81-year-old male got unconscious for hours. The doctors diagnosed him with FTP (Fetal type posterior Cerebral Artery) SDH (Sub Dural Hematoma) and they referred him to another hospital. He got operated there and the doctors said that the clot was rem...  Read Full »


Dr. Ghayur Abbas

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have seen the scan showing SDH (subdural hematoma). I think it is better to follow the advice of treating doctors because they continuously see the patients and decide accordingly. These types of injuries usually take time to recover. So you have to wait. I do not fi...  Read Full »

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