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Is there any way i can not let my vein throb after writing for long periods because my schedule will be completely ruined ?
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Throbbing veins: You should check to see if your throbbing veins are secondary to high blood blood pressure. If they are due to that then you have a potentially very serious problem which you shouldn't ignore. If it persists treat it.
Answered 10/9/2015
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