A person may pass out and then experience a convulsion due to several potential causes, including seizures, fainting (syncope) due to low blood pressure or dehydration, or a medical condition like epilepsy. Other factors could be a severe drop in blood sugar levels, a head injury, or a reaction to medication or drugs. It's essential to seek medical attention immediately, as these symptoms can indicate a serious underlying issue.
It could! Be careful!
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A person passes out from a lack of oxygen to the brain. This is a dangerous condition and should not be done intentionally.
Throwing up can cause dehydration, which can cause a person to pass out and slip into a coma.
A person can be a carrier of a disease, or dysfunction, without actually having the disease. For example, a person could be a carrier of hemophilia (extreme bleeding without commensurate cause) but yet would not be a victim of the bleeding dysfunction. However, this person could indeed pass this dysfunction along to his/her offspring.
You may not pass a breathalyzer after not drinking for 10 hours. Each person's metabolism is different, some could pass and some will not.
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The word transmittal means to pass or cause to go from one place or person to another.
It could, I mean, it depends on how severe your allergy is.
Need to specify the problem, anything that trips the engine light will cause it to fail, which could be a thousand different things to fix so it will pass
It can. When the body is not getting enough nutrients or fluids, possibly as a result of bad dieting, that can cause dizziness, fatigue, and cause a person to faint or pass out.