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syncope is transient short-term self-limited loss of consciousness due to acute impairment of cerebral blood flow decrease in blood flow to the brain typically from low blood pressure characteristics of syncope the onset of syncope is rapid duration is brief and Recovery is spontaneous and full syncope is also known as fainting or passing out Sometimes some prodromal symptoms occur before loss of consciousness this condition is called pre-syncopy presyncopy symptoms are lightheadedness sweating pale skin blurred vision nausea vomiting or feeling warm although sometimes loss of consciousness can occur without any warning signs loss of consciousness is not always caused by syncope and differential diagnoses always should be made between syncope and other more serious conditions like seizures hypoglycemia and hypoxemia causes of syncope can be categorized in three main categories vasovagal syncope second orthostatic hypertension and third cardiac syncope vasovagal syncope also called near
