Mostly, people do not faint because of or during anxiety attacks. The problem is more about the fear of fainting. The fear of fainting causes intensified anxiety attacks in some people. When a person is experiencing an anxiety attack, his or her blood pressure rises. For instance, during an attack, the individual's blood pressure will increase. This can result in a sensation of dizziness or being light headed. It is this sensation that may cause some individuals to feel that they are about to faint. And one of the hardest (but most intellectually stimulating) diagnoses to make is that of "spells." That's what I call episodes that come and go, that have a beginning and an end--and something unusual in between.

Most of us remember that in our morning school assembly, a student would fall on prolonged standing. On lying flat on the ground he would recover promptly and such episodes were more common during sunny days. This was actually vasovagal syncope or the common faint. Now, there are two major ways to alter the pH level of your body - through your metabolic or respiratory system. Let us focus on the latter as this is the one that plays a major role during an attack. Like driving or walking down the street or trying to pick up someone at the grocery store. They don't want to get embarrassed and more importantly injured or injure someone else. So they get even more worked up when they feel an attack coming on.

For some people, fear of fainting is tremendous, because they cannot even think losing their consciousness in a public place; not being aware of what is happening around is indeed scary and frustrating, however, for some people this is a cause of panic attack. The problem begins when you hyperventilate and the exchange of gases becomes erratic. Remember that the slightest increase or decrease in your breathing pattern can highly affect your body's homeostasis. Commonly, sufferers of anxiety breathe faster when they are having anxiety attacks. A few, however, stop breathing. This is called vasovagal syncope. This type of anxiety happens when a sufferer sees a disturbing stimulus such as blood or injuries. Most often associated with a blood or injury phobia a person will freeze up at the sight of blood or injures and stop breathing. The lack of oxygen to the brain is what causes people to faint. This form of anxiety is much rarer.

There are a number of reasons for someone going into clinical shock. The symptoms are similar to fainting, which is often a part of severe shock. Shock victims will look gray, pale, and clammy, and they may be incoherent. Less common but more major reasons for fainting include coronary disease (such as aberrant heart rhythm or heart attack) and stroke. These conditions are more likely in folks over age 65 and less certain in those younger than 40. In these cases distraction techniques must be practiced regularly in order to achieve a more clam state. Not practicing these techniques could cause injury to the person under attack during a fainting spell.

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