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Confusion, Memory Loss, and Altered Alertness

… is more often annoying than serious. Memory loss that starts suddenly or that clearly … that can cause changes in the level of consciousness include: Cold temperature … Fainting ( syncope ) is a form of brief unconsciousness. Coma is a deep, prolonged …

Nervous System Problems

… may occur slowly and cause a gradual loss of function (degenerative). Or they may … and lead. Problems that cause a gradual loss of function. Examples include: Parkinson's … symptoms. Confusion or a change in level of consciousness or behaviour. Severe nausea or …

Cold Temperature Exposure

… emergency condition. It can quickly lead to unconsciousness and death if the heat loss isn't stopped. Risk factors for cold … for you. Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost …

Facial Injuries

… injury Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness Did the loss of …

Nose Injuries

… in nose Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness Did the loss of …

Diabetes-Related High and Low Blood Sugar Levels

… dehydration from high blood sugar levels or loss of consciousness from severe low blood sugar … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal …

Dizziness: Light-Headedness and Vertigo

… of shock Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness Did the loss of …

Change in Heartbeat

… use of ephedra, a stimulant sold for weight loss and sports performance, is restricted in … for you. Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal …

Hyperventilation

… Problems with concentration or memory. Loss of consciousness (fainting). Hyperventilation … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal …

Alcohol and Drug Use

… for you. Did you pass out completely (lose consciousness)? Yes Lost consciousness No Lost … do. Yes Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness No Has returned to normal after loss of consciousness Did the loss of …