Sentences with phrase «felt under the neck»

Most of the time, lymphoma in dogs appears as «swollen glands» (lymph nodes) that can be seen or felt under the neck, in front of the shoulders, or behind the knee.

Seemingly painless, generalized swollen glands (which are actually lymph nodes) that can be seen or felt under the neck, near the shoulders, or behind the knees is a common finding by pet parent or veterinarian.

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I have dry skin and it's starting to feel like sandpaper under my chin and a bit on my neck.

Firstly thanks for this article My wieght is 41, age 19 & height is 5» 4.5 feet I feel that i am underweight Moreover i have hair on my face, neck & stomach as well From last 6 months i am not having normal periods Normally every month when i have my period they last in a day or two Moreover in those 7 days (every month) i feel under stress as well I am really worried abt it Tell me am i having harmonal imbakance or not??

Arrange the blanket so that it feels comfortable under your neck and supports your head.

If you feel any strain in your neck, place a small pillow or folded towel under your head.

Take a small roll (made from a towel for example) under your neck if the cervical spine feels flat.

If you feel any discomfort in your neck or throat, either lower your chest slightly toward the floor, or put a thickly folded blanket under the back of your head.

She gave this little one a full testing from using at night time to under makeup on the neck and that area I'm always forgetting about the all - important décolletage, according to her it left the skin feeling soft and supple, and when used in the morning made for a great make up base, and is most definitely a cream she would like to use again.

Others panic, scrambling to hide under objects, trying to flee, thrashing around when they feel a leash around their necks, or even resorting to biting as they desperately attempt escape.

One day while scratching under her chin and down her neck I felt a lump about the size of a large marble.

I shall keep this under consideration, currently neck deep in Ever Oasis and feel I've barely scratched the surface with Arms.

Singing its praises in a poem that simply began, «I love you Harlem,» she went on to embrace its «abandoned and despised», to celebrate its mothers, with their «teeth missing» and «little black arms around their necks» and to draw the attention to the «rich deep vein of human feeling» to be found buried under all that urban bustle.