After
Once your doctor makes a diagnosis of neuro-cardiogenic syncope, treatment with medications may or may not be recommended (depending on how often and how severe your episodes of dizziness or fainting have been).
You can do many things to prevent or lessen your symptoms of neurocardiogenic syncope:

• Stand or sit up slowly.
• Avoid standing or sitting for a long time without moving or exercising your leg muscles.
• Drink plenty of fluids, especially juices and drinks that have sodium (salt) and electrolytes.
• Increase the amount of salt in your diet but only if you do NOT have a history of heart failure or high blood pressure.
• Limit your intake of alcohol.
• Stay away from excessive heat as much as possible.
• Get regular exercise.
• Begin regular tilt training if recommended by your doctor.