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Is it normal for blue veins to be this visible on temple, will it get worse and possibly bulge? (Photo)

November 14, 2022
Asked By:lauren7778 in Scotland, United Kingdom

Hi I’m 21 F and have this blue vein on my temple. Is this a medical concern? Will this continue to get worse and possibly bulge? Please help/advise

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Answer: Not a Medical Concern

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Answer: Not a Medical Concern

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