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Fainting, known medically as syncope, happens when the brain is temporarily deprived of blood, oxygen, or blood sugar. In a faint, the person loses consciousness and muscle control, often falling down or slumping over; after a few minutes, the person recovers completely. Extreme conditions, such as heat, dehydration, and terror, can change the heart's rhythm, which can disrupt blood flow to the brain, make a person more likely to faint. Standing up too quickly can cause fainting, as can many medications that change blood flow. Pregnancy can cause fainting. Severe pain sometimes stimulates the body to slow down the heart, which can ... MORE

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