FAINTING: IS IT YOUR HEAD?

Passing out isn’t always a neurological issue. And although it’s fairly common, fainting shouldn’t be ignored. Here is what you need to know.
Fainting, also called passing out, can be frightening. But it is actually a common occurrence. An estimated one in three people will faint at some point in their lives.
The person usually regains consciousness within a few minutes, recovers quickly and returns to normal. But sometimes fainting can signal a serious medical condition, even heart disease, so getting to the reason behind the incident is important.
The signs and causes of fainting.
Fainting occurs when one’s blood pressure suddenly drops, resulting in a decrease of blood flow to the brain.
A number of things can affect blood pressure, from abrupt changes in posture (like going from lying down to standing). Dehydration, and certain medications, feeling faint can include dizziness, CONTINUE READING HERE...... FAINTING: IS IT YOUR HEAD? -- https://ijviews..com.ng/2017/07/fainting-is-it-your-head.html