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Noticed A Visible Vein Beginning Below Neck On Top Of Breast. Means Concern?

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Posted on Wed, 27 Jun 2012
Question: I just noticed a visible vein beginning below my neck on the left side, and ending at the top of my left breast. what does this mean?
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Answered by Dr. Andrew Rynne MD (21 minutes later)
Hi there. Thank you for posting your question. I will do my best to help you.

The visible vein that you describe is normal and is nothing to worry about. It may be your jugular or a branch thereof. It may be now more prominent also because of your having had neck surgery and/or radiation.

In any case, bottom line, it is of itself nothing to worry about.

I hope that I have answered your questions fully and been of some help. If you have anymore questions please contact me again anytime.

Dr Andrew Rynne.



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Noticed A Visible Vein Beginning Below Neck On Top Of Breast. Means Concern?

Hi there. Thank you for posting your question. I will do my best to help you.

The visible vein that you describe is normal and is nothing to worry about. It may be your jugular or a branch thereof. It may be now more prominent also because of your having had neck surgery and/or radiation.

In any case, bottom line, it is of itself nothing to worry about.

I hope that I have answered your questions fully and been of some help. If you have anymore questions please contact me again anytime.

Dr Andrew Rynne.