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Asked by Kacycarr 3 years 113 days ago.

Where is the juggler vein?



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» Answer from Paul Jones Answer given 3 years 113 days ago.
The Neck!
» Answer from Terri Atwell Answer given 3 years 113 days ago.
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The juggler vein in the neck drains blood from the head down to the subclavian; you actually have two of them- one on each side of the neck.

» Answer from Ben Morrish Answer given 3 years 113 days ago.
The jugular vein is in the neck. Carpe Jugulum is Terry Pratchett's pseudo-Latin for "Seize the throat!"

» Answer from Peter Dranitsin Answer given 3 years 112 days ago.
In the neck

» Answer from efoghorjos Answer given 3 years 112 days ago.
Jugular veins are a network of several veins around the net of which two major ones (one on either side of the neck) are recognized. They help to drain blood from the head. Injury to this veins could easily be fatal because the rate of bleeding is usually very difficult to control

» Answer from Marijo Phelps Answer given 3 years 111 days ago.
In your neck hopefully

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