10 Fainting Symptoms

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Fatigue

It is not uncommon for someone to feel fatigued after fainting. Although many people quickly recover from passing out and rapidly return to normal, it's not the case for everyone. Alongside feeling tired for a short time, a person may also be confused and depressed.

Feeling fatigued is not the same as feeling drowsy or sleepy. An individual who experiences bouts of fatigue won't have any energy. They may also experience slowed reflexes and responses and muscle weakness.

Fainting

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