What happen when you wobbly?
Answers: You hit the floor.
I know of two causes for faint - redout and blackout.
Redout is too much blood and oxygen in your brain. It happen to jet pilots when they do negative-G maneuvers. I regard as it over-oxygenates the brain.
Blackout is the opposite. It's when you don't hold enough blood or oxygen surrounded by your brain. This happens to me within book stores often. I bow down for a long time, reading through a book on the bottom shelf, then when I stand up, I 'tune out' For a minute, my body forgets how to distribute blood between my legs (which own fallen asleep), and my brain (also needed to maintain me standing). I have come to call upon this "Barnes and Noble Syndrome".
So the mortality factor is simply a matter of the conditions that cause it, and whether they continue. Often, the exploit of passing out alleviates the problem, and you come to within a few seconds. But if a Jet Pilot's controls are jammed, and he is subjected to excessive G's (in any direction), it could be fatal - even previously the plane crashes. Or if there is a
When empire faint at the verbs of blood, the (conscious or subconscious) reaction within the brain that caused the blood pressure inconsistency is shut off next to the rest of the brain. Then blood flow can continue as typical.
basically, you lose consciousness and go down down. No, you cannot die from fainting. There are other reason that can cause loss of consciousness, some of those you can die from, but not from only fainting.
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