A condition involving sudden fainting which usually lasts for less than a minute and may include seizures. Before the attack the patient becomes pale and during recovery the patient often feels hot and flushed. The fainting occurs when there is a lack of oxygen to the brain due to heart rhythm problems involving slowing of the heart. The condition has a high mortality rate without treatment which often involves a pacemaker or medication. ...more »
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