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When i lay down i notice my right side of neck pulses a lil more noticable then my left. male 23 years old?
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Sounds normal: Aren't you the same person who asked about seeing your pulse in your armpit? This is entirely normal, no matter where in your body you see it.
Answered 1/22/2021
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