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Frequent fainting, or syncope, can be caused by various factors, including dehydration, low blood pressure, or rapid changes in body position. It may also result from underlying medical conditions such as heart issues, neurological disorders, or vasovagal syncope, where stress or pain triggers a drop in heart rate and blood pressure. If you experience frequent fainting spells, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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What do you call people who faint a lot?
fainters? I guess
Does Pikachu faint in the anime?
Yeah he's lost a lot of fights.
How can not a lot of room during recess affect children?
it can effect them because they can get suffocated with carbon dioxide and faint.
Do you stop breathing when you faint?
No, You dont stop breathing when you faint, you stop breathing when you die. When you faint whats actually happening is that your brain doesnt have sufficient oxygen to run correctly causing your lungs to expand and contract at a faster pace and your heart to beat faster which causes you to faint.
Would I be allowed to get a tattoo if I faint when I have piercings done?
"allowed" is a funny word.. because how will they know unless you tell them..? Tattoos feel a lot different than piercings.... so you might not faint when/if you get one?
Does herion leave a smell after somebody uses it?
Very faint odor, not noticeable unless you've used it a LOT.
What is the homophone of feint?
The homophone of "feint" is "faint."
Can you catch Giratina with great ball?
Yes but you have to level it down a lot but not enough to make it faint i sugest saving and then battling it so it you do make it faint you can turn it off and try again my cousin some how caught it with a regular pokeball
Do Pokémon faint or die?
They faint
How you do to evolve golbat Pokemon ruby?
Use golbat a lot and he must never faint. He's happiness will increase and when it is full it will evolve
Can cats faint?
it is unlikely for cats to faint
What is homonym for faint?
The homonym for "faint" is: Feint
