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will cause a decrease in the normal blood supply to the brain and a feeling of dizziness. Unconsciousness, or fainting, will occur if nothing is done to alter this condition.

This, the most common type of faint, does not require treatment. If it becomes a recurrent problem for your child, your doctor may advise avoidance of activities known to trigger a fainting episode.

Incidents require medical attention include:

• Fainting at age less than 5 years old.

• Fluid loss from repeated vomiting or diarrhea accompanied by fainting when sitting or standing.

• Complaints of dizziness or fainting when there are other serious health problems.

• Faints and dizziness which become frequent or cause injury.

Dr. Ed Overholt is a children's heart specialist on the staff of the Children’s Medical Center at the University of Virginia Medical Center.

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