Syncope during urination

Urinary syncope is also known as sudden urination, commonly known as "urinary syncope." The main manifestation is that people suddenly faint due to a brief loss of consciousness when they wake up at night or early in the morning; there is always a temporary disturbance of consciousness, which is easy to induce urinary syncope. It is mainly due to hypotension caused by vasodilation and systolic disorder, which causes temporary blood supply to the brain. The patient can wake up about two minutes after the occurrence of syncope without leaving sequelae. Urinary syncope is more common in middle-aged and older men. It usually occurs at night and often occurs suddenly.

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