But after several more times, she began to worry. According to WEWS, Brown is one of the 1.5 million people who see doctors each year because of fainting. Dr. Mark Wood says for many people, the problem doesn't always show up with traditional tests. But a new device has helped doctors find the cause in 86 percent of patients who have used it. When symptoms strike, the person presses a button, which freezes the monitor's recording.
Doctors can then read the saved information and treat patients the best way.
Browns tells WEWS she hopes the monitor will help doctors figure out what's wrong with her. Information about this site , our terms of use , our privacy policy , our ad policy and the people who care for and feed it.