Position the person on their back.

What to do when someone faints and wakes up. Encourage them to sit or lie down for 10 to 15 minutes (sometimes longer, until symptoms subside). Make sure they are breathing. If someone is near you, ask for a damp washcloth to place on your forehead.

When someone faints and then wakes up: After, help them lie down and check for their vitals. Lift their legs above the heart level to restore blood flow to the brain.

First, you need to try to catch them to avoid fall injuries. Don’t try to give them anything to eat or drink if they are not fully awake and aware. When feeling better, get up carefully.

Check for injuries that may need. If the person is wearing a. You can elevate the legs to help blood flow return to the brain.

If they are not injured and are still breathing, elevate their legs. If the person has a history of fainting, watch their. Loosen any constrictive clothing items such as belts, collars, and pants.

When you feel like you can, stand up carefully, move yourself to the nearest couch or bed, and lie down again. If symptoms return, resume the position. If the person doesn't regain consciousness within one minute, call 911 or your local emergency.