What is a sudden, interim, loss of consciousness i.e. not due to person in charge trauma, followed by repossession?



Answer:
Syncope is a sudden, temporary, loss of consciousness i.e. not due to head trauma, followed by recouping
a fainting spell
a occupation
syncope
could be a fewthings
fainting
fit
TIA (mini stroke)
are you talking more or less passing out? it's call syncope
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