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Hi, my left jugular vein pops out periodically, when im sitting or standing. it feels soft and disappears when i breathe inor pull skin back. pulse and heart rate normal. im female, healthy and 60?
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If you lay down you will see it more and that is normal. There is nothing to concern, you probably did not pay attention before.
Answered 12/27/2021
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