Jugular vein distention (JVD) is swelling of the vein that runs down the right side of the neck. This happens when blood is unable to flow as it should. The blood backs up in the vein, increasing jugular vein pressure, or JVP. JVD is usually a sign of heart failure, which often involves high blood pressure. #reels #everyone #viral #highlights #explore #contentmonitezation | Marycynthia Ugoh

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Drainage & Detox Specialist | Dr Caitlin Czezowski on Instagram: "Your neck curve = brain drainage. When the cervical curve flattens, it can kink venous/lymph outflow from the head; think puffy face, pressure, brain fog. Imaging shows head/neck posture rapidly changes internal jugular vein caliber and cranial venous drainage. Try this gentle reset: Head-off-bed extension — lie supine and let your head hang just past the mattress edge. • Hold 30–60 sec, 2–3 sets, breathing slow through the nose.