When I put my fingers above my color one on the right side I can feel a very very slight palpable thrill. Its louder when I stand up and softer when I lay down.
I have read about a venus hum and this sound like it because:
When I put pressure about my hand where im feeling it, it stops.
I have question about it though.
When If I hold my hand there and lay down I can feel it get stronger before it gets softer because of increased blood flow is this normal? What I have read is when you lay down its gets softer but Is that only when you lay down not while laying down?
I have read about a venus hum and this sound like it because:
When I put pressure about my hand where im feeling it, it stops.
I have question about it though.
When If I hold my hand there and lay down I can feel it get stronger before it gets softer because of increased blood flow is this normal? What I have read is when you lay down its gets softer but Is that only when you lay down not while laying down?
I think that they mean when you are actually laying down, not while you are in the act of laying down. I think that this is a repost from last week, isn't it? I think that if you have posted this many threads about this issue that there isn't anything anyone here could do to help you figure out the issue. Why don't you see a doctor for it? Are you unable to afford going to one right now? Please let us know okay?
As I could find out this is just a benign condition. This is just a blood that travels from the hurt to the brain, and in some cases it can go really fast so we sometimes can hear some noise and feel the veins vibrate.
This can sometimes be confused with heart murmur. This condition happen when there is some noise made by flow of your blood. But it is easily detected by the doctor that listens to your heart with an stethoscope. When you lay down supine the murmur disappears.
Maybe you have confused your self with these two conditions?
This can sometimes be confused with heart murmur. This condition happen when there is some noise made by flow of your blood. But it is easily detected by the doctor that listens to your heart with an stethoscope. When you lay down supine the murmur disappears.
Maybe you have confused your self with these two conditions?