Do the right and left jugular veins exhibit differences?

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Bearing down is called the Valsalva maneuver in medical terms. During valsalva maneuver, it is normal for neck veins to become prominent. This is normal in the absence of symptoms. Since all your cardiac workup is normal, this is normal. These are external jugular veins, which are seen. Sometimes, internal jugular veins are also seen, especially in the case of specific cardiac and noncardiac diseases.

Your veins are normal. No need to worry.

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This is normal. Veins usually become visible during Valsalva maneuvers, especially in thin, lean people. It is of no concern if you do not have pain in it, veins disappear, or levels come down with upright posture, no swelling anywhere in the body like arms and feet, and no breathlessness, palpitations, or chest pain.

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Veins are not exactly the same on both sides. Even the veins on the back of both hands are not mirror images of each other. Variations in anatomy and positioning can cause them to appear slightly twisted or have curves in specific individuals. These variations are usually normal and may not necessarily indicate a problem.

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