<unk> s are sudden spontaneous falls while standing or walking, followed by a very swift recovery, within seconds or minutes.<unk> s are typically seen in elderly patients, and the most common cause is carotid sinus hypersensitivity, resulting in either short periods of reversible asystole, or in marked<unk>  in blood pressure in response to carotid sinus stimulation.<unk> s are differnetiated from vaso-vagal and other causes of syncope due to the characteristic feature of<unk>  that is a sudden feeling of being pulled or pushed towards the ground without any loss of consciousness.
Drop attack
Hot flash
Panic attack
Hypnic jerk
Brain fog
Heat syncope
Rebound headache
Trench mouth