I pray that the Lord grant you healing and freedom from these fainting spells soon. God bless you, your sweet boyfriend, and all those around you who care for and about you.
Definitely. I don't faint like that but I have POTS. Makes me dizzy, feel like I'm rocking on a boat, nearly faint, dilated pupils + blurry vision, tachycardia, low blood pressure, chills, feeling hot, tremors, excessive sweating, etc. You have to make sure to always have salt, water, electrolytes, wear knee high stockings, stand up slowly, and lay down with your feet up. Although her beta blackers didn't work, they work for me to block our nervous system reactions. I used to get low blood pressure from it but I had started taking salt after I take my medicine. Beta blockers twice a day with electrolytes. And pink himalayan salt in water by the bed. Wheelchair when leaving the house on days I can't walk.
@@User-eg4ws POTS isn't caused from an underlying infection its cause by the damage from an underlying infection that has gone away for example the damage that covid causes. If you're having POTS symptoms directly from an infection then it's not POTS they will litteraly not even diagnose you if it's directly from an infection.
@@mikaelathompson maam, POTS can be cause by an underlying infection! We studied this and we know! I’m just telling this person to be sure by getting various of test. I’m just spreading awareness. what you said doesn’t seem to make any sense. It’s better to be sure than sorry later.
Oh hell yeah definitely!! I would so watch him reacting to her fainting spells! I totally agree with you Edit: It's nice meeting another Dr Mike fan!!!!
I fainted at a Claire’s and a little kid pointed at me for like two whole minutes while I was falling down. It’s called near syncope and I black out without fully loosing my consciousness, it feels like certain parts of my brain get lots of blood while the parts required to see get like zero blood flow, still figuring out why!
I will sometimes faint on a daily basis and my job keeps sending me home for recovery. And then I won’t faint for a couple weeks . It’s just very unstable. My work life is crumbling more and more because it keeps happening more often. Doctors keep telling me I’m healthy. I’m just so lost and confused
I’ve fainted in parking lots. At fast food stops. Walmart. Work. The gym. I’ve even fainted on a bench outside one time… I’m always scared someone will find me, take my money, and just leave me.. it’s terrifying.
I have pots and I faint every day too. I have fainted in very strange places. Like in school I faint so much. I’ve fainted on my teachers lap, on my classmates lap, I have fallen off my chair, I have fallen backwards onto someone’s desk. And they are just the big ones I’ve fainted in more places than that 😂
It’s surprising how her boyfriend stayed with her because a lot of people out here when their girlfriend or boyfriend have stuff like this they usually leave them for it btw I hope you find out what if is!!!
my daughter is experiencing the same thing. started around 14/15 years old. Fell on her face in the mall and smashed out all her teeth. Ill follow to see what you may come up with.....
My daughter has something like this and doctors can’t tell me why either. One type of heart medicine was helping (Corlanor) but now it’s not as effective. Still searching for answers.
I think u have hasimoto thyroidities. I am also same problem. I am injured back head many times . Perday minimum 10 times fainting after ayurvedic medicine now its better monthly 1 time 😂 fainting ... it will be soon i will recover. Kindly check hasimoto thyroiditis . Its not a common thyroid . Its different one
@@zuelalt9346 okay so explain to me why when people faint, usually it’s as if their body plummets down? It’s because while yes, you can feel when you’re about to faint, your brain won’t think “oh I’m about to faint, let me put everything down so I can safely fall.” It thinks “wtf” and then your down. Similar to how when you lock your knees, you don’t think to sit down before fainting, you just collapse
@@jacobguerreso675 um no i once was about to faint and i started seeing “red” literally everything around me was red and i felt super dizzy i did not fall but i started wondering if i will faint i had several moments until i fell so its very reasonable tbh...
@@zuelalt9346 okay, putting the iron vs. gently motioning your entire body in preparation of fainting are two different things. Her body “fainted” in such a way that she wouldn’t experience any bruising, burning, etc. And looking further beyond her “fainting,” the girl herself said she had a “medical mystery,” that she was having to record herself faint to prove to doctors that this wasn’t just made up. I mean it doesn’t get more fake than this
bruh yk she's recording it to show her doctor what's going on right? she said it in the video, she's trying to get a diagnosis and is working with professionals to see if they can help figure out what's going on
@@simpwithadollarsign9988 Seriously, idk why people are so quick to jump on the "oh this person's illness isn't good enough for me so imma spread the news that it's fake" train, like do you have any legitimate solid concrete objective evidence that she's faking it? Because if not, your opinion isn't really warranted here.
@@sheepyhead0399 how old are you? 15? It’s pretty clear she’s faking it, nobody can “diagnose” her. All the medicine that would be used to treat fainting spells “makes her worse” which tells me she doesn’t want to be treated because she knows she’s faking it. Add that to the fact that she’s videoing them all, and they look nothing like normal fainting spells. If she fainted as much as she says she would she wouldn’t need videos because a doctor or nurse would be monitoring her and they’d see it for themselves.
@@simpwithadollarsign9988 I'm 17, thanks for asking? My mum had a similar experience with medicine where her anti-depressants had a small chance of having the side-effect of making her more depressed, which they did (paired with vomiting). She tried another and the same thing happened (with more vomiting). It's more common than you might think for medication to have the opposite effect sometimes. Why would a doctor/nurse be monitoring her? I'm confused, she took the videos in order to show her doctor/other professional what happens and how she deals with it. I don't know how someone without any aforementioned medical training can comment on whether the fainting looks "normal" enough or not, especially when this person is clearly experienced with fainting and likely knows when it's coming and how to get in a safe position before she blacks out (I have gotten used to it as well and I know the feeling). Moreover, it's also clear that people around her know how to deal with it too, so I doubt she needs constant medical support when she already has a support system. All I'm saying is, yes, we can't know for sure if this is real or if it's faked (as this is the internet after all), but this is the thing - we **can't know**, that means we **can't know** if she **is** faking it either, so you cannot possibly make a certain claim that she definitely is faking it when 1. you do not know her in person (such as her doctors and friends etc do), 2. all you've seen is the internet presentation of her, 3. you are not a doctor, and 4. you may not have experience with similar fainting disorders or experiences. My argument isn't really flawed at all, I'm just disproving how anyone can know for sure if she's faking or not. You're the one with the burden of proof here, and all you've provided is baseless assumption and flimsy guesses.
@@samirissa6216 It could be POTS(Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) Also, stop fake claiming, because one it's ableist and two you have no proof.
Well but do you really lose consciousness? For I do sadly quite often and it involves quite unpleasant things like not controlling your own bladder etc. you don’t seem to have those kind of issues. Doesn’t seem to me like full fainting. More like dizzy spells
Don't believe her! If she really faints that frequently, she must be being supervised by doctors and nurses in the hospital 24/7! It's too dangerous for her to live in outside world with that condition!,
I faint like this and when I go to the doctors they never know what’s wrong . Been happening since I was 13 now almost 21. Never once have I been hospitalized.
So no one going to talk about the fact she is passing out on dead serious places? Imagine she burned her hair, eyelashes breaking off cuz the curler was stuck in it, poking herself for the contact lenses. Ppl who have this should be careful with what they do….🥹🥲♥️♥️
I don’t know how to reach her, anybody who can pass this message, please do it… Check for HYPOCRETIN levels in CSF sample It might be the cause Wish u luck 🍀
Luke boyfriend of the year he’s putting us all to be ashamed
This man is a saint. The look of love on that man's face. Wow.
No sense so....
I pray that the Lord grant you healing and freedom from these fainting spells soon. God bless you, your sweet boyfriend, and all those around you who care for and about you.
IT IS FAKE.
FAKEE!!!!
DON'T BELIEVE IN HER!!!!
ARE YOU STUPID????.
Definitely. I don't faint like that but I have POTS. Makes me dizzy, feel like I'm rocking on a boat, nearly faint, dilated pupils + blurry vision, tachycardia, low blood pressure, chills, feeling hot, tremors, excessive sweating, etc. You have to make sure to always have salt, water, electrolytes, wear knee high stockings, stand up slowly, and lay down with your feet up. Although her beta blackers didn't work, they work for me to block our nervous system reactions. I used to get low blood pressure from it but I had started taking salt after I take my medicine. Beta blockers twice a day with electrolytes. And pink himalayan salt in water by the bed. Wheelchair when leaving the house on days I can't walk.
Maybe go to doctor it could be a sign of infection
@@User-eg4ws they litteraly said it was POTS not an infection.
@@mikaelathompson POTS can be caused by an underlying infection. I work as a nurse. Being diagnosed with POTS is not enough. it’s better to be sure.
@@User-eg4ws POTS isn't caused from an underlying infection its cause by the damage from an underlying infection that has gone away for example the damage that covid causes. If you're having POTS symptoms directly from an infection then it's not POTS they will litteraly not even diagnose you if it's directly from an infection.
@@mikaelathompson maam, POTS can be cause by an underlying infection! We studied this and we know! I’m just telling this person to be sure by getting various of test. I’m just spreading awareness. what you said doesn’t seem to make any sense. It’s better to be sure than sorry later.
He’s so calm
That was so low, 76/50. I hope she is always ok 😢
I want to hear what Doctor Mike thinks! I would be so fascinated.
Oh hell yeah definitely!! I would so watch him reacting to her fainting spells! I totally agree with you
Edit: It's nice meeting another Dr Mike fan!!!!
I fainted at a Claire’s and a little kid pointed at me for like two whole minutes while I was falling down. It’s called near syncope and I black out without fully loosing my consciousness, it feels like certain parts of my brain get lots of blood while the parts required to see get like zero blood flow, still figuring out why!
I will sometimes faint on a daily basis and my job keeps sending me home for recovery. And then I won’t faint for a couple weeks . It’s just very unstable. My work life is crumbling more and more because it keeps happening more often. Doctors keep telling me I’m healthy. I’m just so lost and confused
I’ve fainted in parking lots. At fast food stops. Walmart. Work. The gym. I’ve even fainted on a bench outside one time… I’m always scared someone will find me, take my money, and just leave me.. it’s terrifying.
I have pots and I faint every day too. I have fainted in very strange places. Like in school I faint so much. I’ve fainted on my teachers lap, on my classmates lap, I have fallen off my chair, I have fallen backwards onto someone’s desk. And they are just the big ones I’ve fainted in more places than that 😂
I fainted a couple of times because of my panic disorder during school I hate it 😢
What if you faint alone?
@@SB-io4fe nothing happens unless someone finds you who does not know your condition then they freak and may try to call someone
It’s surprising how her boyfriend stayed with her because a lot of people out here when their girlfriend or boyfriend have stuff like this they usually leave them for it btw I hope you find out what if is!!!
my daughter is experiencing the same thing. started around 14/15 years old. Fell on her face in the mall and smashed out all her teeth. Ill follow to see what you may come up with.....
My daughter has something like this and doctors can’t tell me why either. One type of heart medicine was helping (Corlanor) but now it’s not as effective. Still searching for answers.
This happens to my friend and I have to catch her all the time
I can’t keep track of how many doctors you have fanted
Feel sad, hope you feel better..
😒
It's fakeeee...
I have pots…..and pans too!
Totally off topic but I JUST realized after watching karina’s videos for so long she looks a lot like Saoirse Ronan!!
My daughter is experiencing the same thing and doctors can’t figure it out.
My son too, he's 10, randomly started passing out 15 times a day 2 days ago... no answers.
When I have a ptsdc flashback- I faint five times in one hour and narcolepsy makes me sleep for three days and not sleep for almost six❤ hours
Come to india see some mystic here , we are pepole who even ask What time is best to go out from god's ,india can deliver
I'd share some of my 140/100 Blood Pressure if I can.
I think u have hasimoto thyroidities. I am also same problem. I am injured back head many times . Perday minimum 10 times fainting after ayurvedic medicine now its better monthly 1 time 😂 fainting ... it will be soon i will recover. Kindly check hasimoto thyroiditis . Its not a common thyroid . Its different one
How u pass out while doing ur hair and not burn yourself u literally put it down before u “passed out “
U feel the faint before it comes, that happens to me before i faint i feel unsteady
@@celinemara565 ya
@@zuelalt9346 okay so explain to me why when people faint, usually it’s as if their body plummets down? It’s because while yes, you can feel when you’re about to faint, your brain won’t think “oh I’m about to faint, let me put everything down so I can safely fall.” It thinks “wtf” and then your down. Similar to how when you lock your knees, you don’t think to sit down before fainting, you just collapse
@@jacobguerreso675 um no i once was about to faint and i started seeing “red” literally everything around me was red and i felt super dizzy i did not fall but i started wondering if i will faint i had several moments until i fell so its very reasonable tbh...
@@zuelalt9346 okay, putting the iron vs. gently motioning your entire body in preparation of fainting are two different things. Her body “fainted” in such a way that she wouldn’t experience any bruising, burning, etc. And looking further beyond her “fainting,” the girl herself said she had a “medical mystery,” that she was having to record herself faint to prove to doctors that this wasn’t just made up. I mean it doesn’t get more fake than this
From an engineering perspective I would diagnose her with bad wiring connections
Ooo i feel a faint coming let me record myself 20 times a day real quick
bruh yk she's recording it to show her doctor what's going on right? she said it in the video, she's trying to get a diagnosis and is working with professionals to see if they can help figure out what's going on
@@sheepyhead0399 yeah she’s gonna get a diagnosis of Munchausen's
@@simpwithadollarsign9988 Seriously, idk why people are so quick to jump on the "oh this person's illness isn't good enough for me so imma spread the news that it's fake" train, like do you have any legitimate solid concrete objective evidence that she's faking it? Because if not, your opinion isn't really warranted here.
@@sheepyhead0399 how old are you? 15? It’s pretty clear she’s faking it, nobody can “diagnose” her. All the medicine that would be used to treat fainting spells “makes her worse” which tells me she doesn’t want to be treated because she knows she’s faking it. Add that to the fact that she’s videoing them all, and they look nothing like normal fainting spells. If she fainted as much as she says she would she wouldn’t need videos because a doctor or nurse would be monitoring her and they’d see it for themselves.
@@simpwithadollarsign9988 I'm 17, thanks for asking?
My mum had a similar experience with medicine where her anti-depressants had a small chance of having the side-effect of making her more depressed, which they did (paired with vomiting). She tried another and the same thing happened (with more vomiting). It's more common than you might think for medication to have the opposite effect sometimes.
Why would a doctor/nurse be monitoring her? I'm confused, she took the videos in order to show her doctor/other professional what happens and how she deals with it. I don't know how someone without any aforementioned medical training can comment on whether the fainting looks "normal" enough or not, especially when this person is clearly experienced with fainting and likely knows when it's coming and how to get in a safe position before she blacks out (I have gotten used to it as well and I know the feeling). Moreover, it's also clear that people around her know how to deal with it too, so I doubt she needs constant medical support when she already has a support system.
All I'm saying is, yes, we can't know for sure if this is real or if it's faked (as this is the internet after all), but this is the thing - we **can't know**, that means we **can't know** if she **is** faking it either, so you cannot possibly make a certain claim that she definitely is faking it when 1. you do not know her in person (such as her doctors and friends etc do), 2. all you've seen is the internet presentation of her, 3. you are not a doctor, and 4. you may not have experience with similar fainting disorders or experiences. My argument isn't really flawed at all, I'm just disproving how anyone can know for sure if she's faking or not. You're the one with the burden of proof here, and all you've provided is baseless assumption and flimsy guesses.
Well I’ve got a standing up because I think a lot of the time to I first started when I was about five and now in 19
so if this was real, The only logical explanation to me is that you have a weak heart coupled with just low amount of blood in your body.
@@Sierra346 ey, I was on the right track then about it being something with the heart. Maybe i should become a docter.
@@Sierra346 so her fainting isn't caused by her heart, but the dysautonomia? And your wrong about it being Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome
@@samirissa6216 this most likely could be POTS(Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
@@mikaelathompson no its not, shes faking
@@samirissa6216 It could be POTS(Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
Also, stop fake claiming, because one it's ableist and two you have no proof.
Lmfao this is fuckin hilarious
And she down for the cow
Well but do you really lose consciousness? For I do sadly quite often and it involves quite unpleasant things like not controlling your own bladder etc. you don’t seem to have those kind of issues. Doesn’t seem to me like full fainting. More like dizzy spells
i suport you
What is her name I can't remember
I no she has a YT channel
I never experience how it feels to faint. Like you just fall asleep?
kinda you just black out it's hard to explain but you don't really remember it i don't really remember mine i just know it was at school
It hurts a bit more though
You get light-headed and a bit dizzy first, then you black out.
I wish i had your place so that i don't overwork
u mean her situation? bruh-
Theres a medical condition for that. Its called narcolepsy.
bruh she said she had no narcolepsy
It's more likely that it may be POTS(Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
it's called : fake thing
SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESHH
Imagine in the shower 😶
I fainted for 1 hour 13 mins straight
Eita porra
Shorty power offs
Hold up if you was out for upto 5 minutes that us really bad like u are on the verge of dying right there
Will you ever stop fanting 🤨🤨🤨🤨
I feel so badd
imagine you are inside of het when this happens
That's disgusting.
B
This has to be satire
She prob can’t drive because she could just faint
Brain shuts down for some reason. Maybe it doesn't get enough blood/oxygen at certain times?
Or something with your brain.
Come to india and see some yogi
Don't believe her! If she really faints that frequently, she must be being supervised by doctors and nurses in the hospital 24/7! It's too dangerous for her to live in outside world with that condition!,
I faint like this and when I go to the doctors they never know what’s wrong . Been happening since I was 13 now almost 21. Never once have I been hospitalized.
@@aylaelliott3291 You are probably a liar too!
You're right
fake
just like you
@@sarahassen1902 LOL
Can you shut up
@@sarahassen1902 È evidentemente fake.
Se ci credi hai problemi
fake😑
So no one going to talk about the fact she is passing out on dead serious places? Imagine she burned her hair, eyelashes breaking off cuz the curler was stuck in it, poking herself for the contact lenses. Ppl who have this should be careful with what they do….🥹🥲♥️♥️
I don’t know how to reach her, anybody who can pass this message, please do it…
Check for HYPOCRETIN levels in CSF sample
It might be the cause
Wish u luck 🍀
Lmaomsge must be great at parties 😏