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I here water running in my neck is this normal?
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Probably: This maybe due to positional obstruction of one of the vessels either deep or superficial. Some times tension of trapezius muscle can obstruct flow in occipital vein and change in position leads to a running water sensation.
Answered 10/25/2013
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