Experiencing pressure in the head when turning one's head is something we often see in the clinic. This sensation may manifest as muffled hearing, ear pressure, or a pulsating feeling in the head. These symptoms often relate to the compression of structures within the carotid sheath, including the carotid arteries and internal jugular veins. Such compression can lead to problems with blood flow, either impeding the flow into the head or hindering drainage out of it. The fullness sensation is frequently associated with internal jugular pressure. To properly diagnose and address these issues, it's crucial to undergo appropriate imaging, testing, and measurements. Often, the root cause of these symptoms can be traced back to problems in the neck area
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