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Is it normal to feel a pulse in your head when you lay down?
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Can be: A pulsating artery may be felt in a superficial artery in the temple or in front of the ear. If the pulsation is very strong it is recommended that you have a physician evaluate the artery and check for elevated blood pressure.
Answered 5/24/2017
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