10 Syncope Symptoms

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Blackouts

When an individual consumes too much alcohol, there is a chance that his blood vessels will expand, causing blood pressure to fall and syncope to occur. In addition, blackouts, another syncope symptom, may occur when a body's alcohol levels are too high.

Partial and complete make up the two types of blackouts. People having partial blackouts may recall certain forgotten events with the help of verbal or visual cues. However, an individual experiencing a complete blackout is unlikely to remember anything, even with cues.2‘Binge Drinking & Alcohol Blackouts - What Are the Dangers of Blackouts?’ Alcohol.org, www.alcohol.org/effects/blackouts-dangers/

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