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Ive been a little constipated the last few days today when using the bathroom i wasnt straining but as the stool was trying to come out i felt a pressure tight feeling on the left side of my neck and a little on the right. i think its a vein?
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Likely: Veins in the neck can enlarge with straining,for diagnoses and treatment a doctor evaluation in person in needed
Answered 9/5/2020
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