1-in-3 Humans Will Have a Fainting Episode: What’s your passing-out story?

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Bone Doctor

11 ай бұрын

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@lowiqplays4944 11 ай бұрын

Is this what happens when I get up too fast?

@BoneDoctor_YouTube 11 ай бұрын

Most often yes, call orthostatic hypotension. However, there are other causes so if it’s happened frequently should always confirm correct diagnosis with medical professional is it happening often?

@pikaXD._. 11 ай бұрын

@@BoneDoctor_KZfaq😅 what this guy mentioned happens with me all the time. Is it a bad thing or natural.

@frankierzucekjr 11 ай бұрын

@@pikaXD._.Like he said, ask your doctor

@sitomagus 11 ай бұрын

@@pikaXD._.you probably have pots

@rachelfields6764 10 ай бұрын

Check your heartrate. If it goes up a lot it could be POTS

@frankierzucekjr 11 ай бұрын

The guy fainting during his baby's birth. Lol I hear that a lot

@Disgust123 5 күн бұрын

lol

@OvelNick 11 ай бұрын

I completely relate passing out while your first born is coming into the world. I became a father very young. I slightly remember hearing "there he goes...." and thinking that I'm floating. The nurse saw it and caught me on the way down. I've never passed out prior and haven't since. 😂 Good times... "emotional."

@LivingDeadBabyDoll 11 ай бұрын

Awww that’s so wholesome and cute!!! I birthed my twins at a REALLY young age as well (14yrs and 5 months EXACTLY) and although it took three years for myself and my husband to become a family (their biological father was a kidnapping abusive predatory pedophile who THANKFULLY I was rescued from and was sent to prison after he broke all the bones in the left side of my face, and arm, and damaged my eye so severely that I have a glass one now, less than a month before going into labor because I was able to run to a neighbor who called the cops and took me to the hospital) he treats and loves them unconditionally and he passed out cold for the first time in his life, despite having been a marine for ten years when Halo had to have her knee relocated 😢❤ It’s so sweet and wholesome how visceral and clear it is that some of y’all Daddies love your babies SOOO MUCH that this happens 🥹🥲😭🥰❤ may god bless you and yours, they’re lucky to have a Dad that loves and cares that much for them!

@sisey99 11 ай бұрын

@@LivingDeadBabyDoll❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹🫂you’re a very strong Mama. You chose life for you and your babies and Heavens bless your whole family. Their Dad is an angel on earth sent by your side at the right time when you needed him most.

@LivingDeadBabyDoll 11 ай бұрын

@@sisey99 that he is! Thank you so much for you kindness blessed be 🥰

@amirulfikri8004 11 ай бұрын

I'm almost die because i get up too fast. My head and my body cover by blood after i fall to the concrete. But i'm glad my brain was safe

@sankalpietechtips 11 ай бұрын

As a professional toilet fainter, I can confirm this is true.

@alisonlaceybrooks 11 ай бұрын

I was in hs & making posters for poms on my basement floor. I was probably on my knees drawing & coloring for over an hour. When I stood up I passed out. When I came to, my parents were standing over me (they were upstairs nowhere near where I was). They heard my head hit the water heater😂I've learned I have a VERY hard head!!!

@tieiatalks 11 ай бұрын

I found out I have POTS and that’s why I was passing out.

@BoneDoctor_YouTube 11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing, not an uncommon respecter. Are the things that you’ve done to help prevent episodes? Certain precautions to take?

@kirstenmoore6632 11 ай бұрын

@@BoneDoctor_KZfaqI have eds and pots. Increase salt intake and lots of fluids (ones with electrolytes and salts are most beneficial). IV fluids for bad episodes.(usually csl not normal saline) Always be slow from lying to sitting, sitting to standing and before you move. If you start to feel dizzy then sit down or lie down so if you do pass out it will prevent injury. (I've passed out so many times I can tell when I need to sit or when I need to lie down now. Sometimes just lying down with feet up can help avert a pass out. Heat and humidity are huge triggers so cold cloths/ice packs especially on the back on the neck and aircon and keeping as cool as you can in warmer months. Medications can be beneficial. Fludracortisone/midodrine and even dexamphetamine for more harder cases. But for surgery definitely fluids lots and lots of fluids! Even post op. I've had met calls early on after surgeries with blacking out and losing my BP. 🥴 And definitely being cautious when you first start getting the patient up. Yes even to the toilet as I've passed out from that 🤦 I've had 37 surgeries now (lots of ortho procedures) and pots definitely flares up with most surgeries. But with lots of fluids and better management I haven't had a met call from collapsing in a couple of years 🤣 eds and connective tissue disorders are highly correlated with pots and other conditions that with better management during surgeries makes it a much smoother and safer process. Hope this helps? 🙂

@MonotonousGirll 2 ай бұрын

I almost passed out after walking from my school back to my house when i havent eaten or drank anything all day. I was so tired so I went to go buy something to drink then my vision started going dark, i feel VERY warm and dizzy, and i feel nauseous. THANK GOODNESS I DIDNT PASSED OUT then I just sat there on the street till i felt better and went home. I almost lost my "havent fainted once in my life" streak hehe:P

@brendaclark4023 11 ай бұрын

My story. During a C-section i nearly passed out from lifting my head in order to watch my own surgery. He was slightly alarmed when he told me to lay my head back down. I probably seen too much 🇨🇦❤😅 i wont forget anytime ever

@thehoneybadger1223 2 ай бұрын

I suffer from hypoglycemic attacks and have done since about the age of 3, one of the earliest I can really remember when I didn't make it in time was when I was about 8 and sitting in the bank with my parents. They were talking then I heard someone say "she's passing out", the next thing I knew everything was white with a black stripe down the middle. The assistant who was putting me on the recovery position had a white shirt on and a black tie lol, kinda trippy to come back to lol Another time I was going to get a juice box out of the fridge, then all of a sudden I was lying on my back and the fridge was beeping

@BoneDoctor_YouTube 2 ай бұрын

still having episodes?

@thehoneybadger1223 2 ай бұрын

@BoneDoctor_KZfaq from time to time, normally if I've been sick or drinking. As I've gotten older, I've gotten a lot better at recognising the symptoms and being able to deal with it before it gets out of hand

@ShadyHero 11 ай бұрын

I've only ever had it so bad that Ive fell over once. I layef there for a few seconds wondering why it didn't hurt.

@Icedragon481 11 ай бұрын

When I try donating blood its a coin toss whether this happens to me or not

@AHHHHHH107 18 күн бұрын

I pass out every now and then drs cant find anything. Some times go nearly a year between episodes other times its couple times a week to weekly. Wish it was somewhat predictable. Sometimes from high heart rate, overheated, low bloodsugar, or from nothing in particular.

@utopianfiat 11 ай бұрын

Everyone's a little different. My VVS has two known triggers, one of which is intravenous line insertion and the other is extremely spicy food (like scotch bonnet level). In both cases they're not emotional but physical reflexes that cause a paradoxical vasodilation. It can also cause asystole. A lot of doctors and nurses assume it's emotional and that I can just "stay calm through it"- I explain to them that it's a physical reflex, that I should be laid down flat so I don't fall if I pass out, that I have countermeasures and what they will look like (crossing legs over each other and bringing my knees to my chest, locking fingers together and pulling my hands against each other), and that they need to check my pulse if I go down because my heart may have stopped and I may require resuscitation. It's unfortunate, it's a very misunderstood disorder of the vagus nerve that many medical practitioners still consider an anxiety disorder, with all of the mental health stigma that brings with it.

@Isaacdkittlen 11 ай бұрын

I have it but i can resist this

@jeffd1973 11 ай бұрын

I remember when my boy was born, I almost passed out/fainted. While she was in labor, she asked me to go and grab some ice, came back into the room, and saw what was going on, the nurse looked at me and said oh God we have a fainter. Later on I found out the nurse and doc placed a bet on me if I passed out or not

@raone1050 11 ай бұрын

This happens to me one time but I saved my head to get hit to floor

@ulrichr2022CharonIX 27 күн бұрын

Well i had the Standing up story and sometimes dis year it happend to me but luckly i didn't fall But in 2020 i had it abd 1 time i fall but luckly i had a big plastic water bottle behinde my had but after in 2021 to 2023 i had nothing as i can remember

@bladie. 11 ай бұрын

as someone who has anemia i can totally relate. it may sound weird but when im on my period and especially on third day i have a chance of fainting like %95 😂

@imajoey6594 11 ай бұрын

I always have to take a deep squat so I don’t pass out after a heavy deadlift or squat

@matijadenovic5039 11 ай бұрын

This almost happened to me

@aqhasassy 11 ай бұрын

What about near passing out but not losing consciousness?? That happened to me several within 1 yr. Horrible weakness, full body sweating, very hot. I lay where I am/floor & in about 30 min get my energy back. Had ankle surgery, metal put me back together, injury. Did fine, zero pain. Friend kept telling me to take a prescribed pill-opioid I guess. Finally did, went to bed. Got up next morning, in the bathroom, fell backwards into the tub. Wasn’t hurt & struggled out. I flushed those pills into the septic tank. After the initial pain/break, never had any more pain.

@shadrichmatthew 11 ай бұрын

All of my family and friends freak out when I pass out its been about 1 yr since the last time its happened about 15 20 x over the last decade .. I've bounced my head off the side of my truck hit stuff on the way down this last time a yr ago was the 1st with my gf ...yeah she didn't like it she thought I died I have buddies afraid to hang out with me bc of me passing out bc I work myself way to hard long hrs of work I've smoked cannabis for yrs bc of that but sometimes makes it worse I do tell everyone I've died a bunch of times and they all seen it so they believe and get the shit scared out of them...I can always sense when its gonna happen i just feel it and break out into cold sweats and a major headrush like im fading out then when I wake up I hear this wooom woooom wooom in my head then it all starts slowly coming back .. No1 need to comment im not looking for any sympathy im just being honest even talking about this on here is hard