loss of consciousness

It is perhaps the loss of consciousness that people fear more than death itself.

Loss of consciousness is very common immediately after a strike.

You might need to be tested for other problems that can cause loss of consciousness.

An order to "drop dead" would only result in the loss of consciousness.

It is a sudden loss of consciousness, usually for a short time.

Loss of consciousness often is described as being "knocked out."

At less than 4 g, no visual problems or loss of consciousness were experienced.

Blood pressure can drop severely, leading to loss of consciousness.

The result would be loss of consciousness, he said.

A loss of consciousness for longer than 60 seconds needs to be evaluated by a health professional.

Sometimes there is a drop in blood pressure that may cause loss of consciousness and possible injury.

There was no further loss of consciousness, so your theory about balanced forces holds good.

When asked how common a 10-minute loss of consciousness has been, the doctor said: "We do see people who black out even longer than that.

The common element among these conditions is the central mechanism leading to loss of consciousness.

Any significant blow to the head results in a concussion, with or without loss of consciousness.

There is a gradual loss of consciousness and sometimes coma.

Killing traps are rated according to the time to loss of consciousness.

A very large dose is given to ensure rapid loss of consciousness.

If standing, loss of consciousness can result in substantial head trauma through falling.

Severe low blood sugar may cause loss of consciousness and seizures.

Fatigue, anxiety, confusion, and even loss of consciousness are also common.

These symptoms are followed by loss of consciousness and convulsions.

He does not recollect what happened to the others, nor the loss of consciousness, but no doubt will soon.

Rarely, this drug may cause a loss of consciousness.

A headache that occurs after a head injury, especially if there is loss of consciousness.