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Is it at all normal for me to see a pulse in my left and right side of neck? im a thin female, 58 and 109 pounds! struggling to gain weight. and have tricuspid(trivial), mitral(trace), and pulmonic(trace) regurgitation. and palpitations.
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It is normal to see a post on both sides of the neck especially someone who is thin
Answered 7/29/2023
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