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Seizures and convulsive syncope are both neurological events that can present with similar symptoms, but they have distinct causes and characteristics. A seizure is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain, potentially causing changes in behavior, movements, feelings, and levels of consciousness. It can occur due to various neurological conditions like epilepsy. Convulsive syncope refers to a transient loss of consciousness (fainting) accompanied by convulsive movements, often
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When you have POTS, presyncope and syncope can be difficult symptoms to manage. Presyncope is when you feel like you’re about to pass out but you don’t actually pass out, while syncope refers to when someone actually fully passes out and loses consciousness. This video is to show how varying these symptoms can be day to day and person to person. Some people with POTS have very mild symptoms and may only get slightly dizzy or tunnel vision when standing, while others can be much more severe and s
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Syncope is when someone loses consciousness and passes out whereas pre-syncope is when you come close to passing out. The most common causes of syncope and pre-syncope, particularly in younger people is a vasovagal event. Vasovagal is basically when the neural impulses from the brain to the blood vessels and the heart can sometimes overreact to situations (such as dehydration, physical or emotional stress, pain, heat, straining etc). This leads to an over-correction of sorts, dropping the blood
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