- Recurrent episodes of syncope frequently lead to traumatic injury due to sudden loss of consciousness and falls.
- Patients may sustain contusions, fractures, or head injuries depending on the circumstances of the fall.
- Unlike permanent neurological deficits or systemic complications, injuries associated with syncope arise primarily from the mechanical impact during the event.
- Awareness and prevention strategies focus on minimizing risk factors and environmental hazards.
- Other options such as pulmonary embolism or chronic kidney disease are not typical direct complications of recurrent syncope episodes.

Reference: Davidson’s Principles and Practice of Medicine, 24th Edition, Chapter: Disorders of the Cardiovascular System, Page 756.