Just rode public transport, and it was so stuffy. My baby rolled their eyes back, and I almost faint…

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Just rode public transport, and it was so stuffy. My baby rolled their eyes back, and I almost fainted. What could this be related to? This has never happened before. I immediately gave them something to drink and undressed them. They came around. Do I need to call an ambulance at home? Or was it because of the heat?
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Irina
I remember, as a teenager (grades 9-11), I fainted a couple of times in a crowded, stuffy tram. It was a long ride to school, and it was packed in the mornings. So stuffy.
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Antonina
Feeling stuffy. Or maybe my blood sugar dropped.
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Churkina (Belous) Diana
from the stuffiness. My older daughter often faints in stuffy transport
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Katerina
Feeling carsick? I'd keep an eye on it.
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Tatyana
Okay, maybe your sugar levels dropped, but why call an ambulance?
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Lyubanya
My blood pressure dropped. I feel faint from the stuffy air at home. I'll drink some tea and lie down.
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Kristina
I had that happen from low hemoglobin in the heat.
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sveta bebi-bo
Why call an ambulance?
Does your baby need emergency care right now?
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SVETLANA
I had that as a kid, especially on stuffy, crowded transport.
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