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A member asked:
The veins on my forehead sink in instead of bulge, is that normal? if i put my head upside down though, they do go out. there is no pain, no injury.
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Normal: That is a normal anatomical situation. When you're upside down the blood goes to the veins and they swell just like they might do that in someone's legs. Not to worry. Good health
Answered 8/1/2014
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