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A member asked:
My son, 35, when he tilts his neck over to one side he can feel a gland, but when he goes back to regular position he can no longer feel it, does this indicate anything? i feel something similar when i do that too.. i worry about it! is this a worry?
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No, that finding is normal to most people if you are not too fat.
Answered 4/29/2022
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