If a person suddenly loses consciousness and then “comes to” after about a minute, he or she may simply have fainted. Fainting is caused by a sudden decrease in blood flow to the brain. Usually the cause of fainting is not serious.

Understanding the Context

MSN: Govinda Returns Home After Hospitalisation; Reveals He Fainted After Over Exercising Most episodes are very brief. In most cases, the person who has fainted regains complete consciousness within just a few minutes. Many different conditions can cause fainting. What is Fainting (Syncope) - Dizziness?

Key Insights

Fainting (syncope) is common during childhood in healthy adolescents and young adults. Around 20% of young adults report having fainted at least once. Despite being common, fainting can cause a great deal of worry for patients and their caregivers. The table below summarizes the most important recommended actions (Do’s) and the actions to avoid (Don’ts) when giving immediate aid to a person who has fainted. If you or a loved one has fainted, our expert team can help you find answers.

Final Thoughts

From heart care to neurological support, we work with you to understand what’s causing the fainting so you can get the treatment you need.