Symptoms of Syncope, Syncope symptoms

*Symptoms of Syncope*
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Syncope symptoms are characterized by sudden loss of consciousness. People may become confused when this occurs. Syncope symptoms can occur for many reasons, all of which result in a decrease of blood flow to the brain. Syncope can occur when someone his dehydrated. Dehydration results in a decreased blood volume and a fall in the blood pressure. Other syncope symptoms include a fast heart rate or a slow heart rate. Sometimes people will have an irregular heart rate. Symptoms of syncope are often characterized by a low blood pressure with symptoms occurring when someone first stands from a sitting or lying position.

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Symptoms of Syncope often do not lead directly to the underlying diagnosis and many symptoms can be misleading. Please review all concerns and information found on this website with your health care provider.