Syncope is the medical term used for ~'blacking out~' or ~'fainting.~' Check out this lesson to learn more about what causes syncope, how it can vary, and some of its common symptoms. Related to this QuestionHow can you prevent fainting? How can you prevent fainting when seeing ...
Uprima(apomorphine) is available in Europe, but not the U.S. It works quickly and may affect sexual interest, but it also causes nausea and, sometimes, syncope (fainting). It acts on the central nervous system. There is also a nasal spray version in development. (Interestingly, it used t...
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Pretend fainting is mimicking a real fainting spell. It may be practiced for a theatrical effect or to make an impression. In this case you will not need to resort to any of the above mentioned tips. Instead you can wholly rely on your acting abilities to create a scene. But before you...
"Why, how does that happen?" "Oh," she said, "I telegraphed on ahead, a few days ago." Now that is what the children of God are doing; they are sending their names on ahead; they are securing places in the mansions of Christ in time. If we are truly children of God our names...
How does this happen? This “stress hormone” accelerates the breakdown of collagen and elastin, the very proteins that give your skin its youthful bounce and resilience. The result? An increase in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles that makes you look older than your years. ...
(local reaction or more severe reaction, such as anaphylaxis), embolism (blood vessel blockage is possible and may happen outside of the pelvis, potentially impacting vital organs or legs), fainting, and bleeding. Please talk to your doctor about the risks and benefits related to using SpaceOAR...
Did something happen to Da-Song when he was in first grade? Yon-Kyo yelps loudly! She quickly covers her mouth. Her hands start shaking. KI-JUNG (CONT’D) I feel a bit cautious about bringing this up -- it’s the first day after all -- but I’ll need to know what happened...
How much caffeine does it take to become dangerous and possibly lead to caffeine overdose? While it depends a lot on the person, a dose as little as 500 milligrams of caffeine and up could potentially produce some symptoms of caffeine overdose. Some people feel fine, or their perceived “nor...
Abruption in prior pregnancies (you have a 10% risk it will happen again) Uterine rupture This is an abnormal splitting open of the uterus, causing the baby to be partially or completely expelled into the abdomen. Uterine rupture is rare, but very dangerous for both mother and baby. About ...