Take Fainting To Heart

Unexplained fainting can leave you feeling vulnerable. Now’s the time—learn more, take control.

Conversation Guide

Take Fainting to Heart
Conversation Guide

These talking points will help you remember to share with your healthcare team important information related to your fainting.

Remember to Share…

  • A description of your fainting episodes.
  • The number of fainting episodes you’ve had in the past two years.
  • What you were doing before you fainted.
  • Any concerns you have about fainting (e.g., safety, your job, driving).
  • Any treatments you are receiving for fainting.
  • If your family has a history of undiagnosed fainting or sudden cardiac death.
  • How fainting is affecting your home and work life.

Remember to Ask…

  • Could my fainting be related to my heart? Why or why not?
  • If my fainting may be caused by my heart, what tests will be needed?
  • Should I see a heart specialist doctor to help determine why I am fainting?

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