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face swelling

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My face looks like I have been in a fight,swollen all over....no pain at all.Have thought of what I have been eating...insect bites....But nothing seems to be at fault.

Any suggestions?

what about other body parts?  Ankles normal?  Any new medication? 

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No other imparments at all.No digestive pains no facial pains...Just badly swollen..no new medications

50 minutes ago, gennisis said:

No other imparments at all.No digestive pains no facial pains...Just badly swollen..no new medications

Definitely sounds like an allergic reaction to something then. As long as you don't have any breathing difficulties or other potentially dangerous symptoms you can try something like Benadryl to see if it reduces the swelling. But warning it may make you sleepy.

Agree, likely allergy to something you ate or (less likely) applied to your face. While antihistamines may help, you should try to figure out what did it as future exposures may lead to more severe reactions.

 

Sometimes medications you have long been on with no problem, you can later become allergic to, so would help to know what meds you take

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The only meds I take is XTRAL for postrate  problems have been taking it for 12 years now.

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