What would cause ones face to swell for no apparent reason?
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Allergy to something.
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it depends on how much swelling it is. a little bit of swelling is common on sunburned areas because your fluids (mostly water) are being sent to that area to replenish the cells that have dried up from the sun. But if its causing you pain then u might want to see a doctor.
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my right one gets swollen all the time- i went to my Dr. and she said its really nothing to worry about- sometimes its just a sign that your body is fighting something off- maybe a small cold\n\nit is technically called tonsilitis (which only means inflamation of the tonsil) Below is an explination
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See an endocrinologist doctor- that is a doctor who specialized in endocrine disorders  - 2 things could be going on- you can have a hormonal imbalance that, depending on the day they do the blood work in respect to your menstrual cycle, can determine the problem and the other is thyroid dysfunction- you can have hyperthyroidism but with the swollen face in the AM, I would bet it is a hormone imbalance- go to a good endocrinologist and dont take "I dont know" for an answer.  My 26 year old daughter is going through the same symptoms and she is going through blood testing.
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No. If you have irritation and swelling, see a doctor. You may have an infection. Chances are, you just arn't used to what it looks like in there.
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it could mean you're not drinking enough water during the day.\nor maybe you're taking certain medications that can cause it.\nmost likely you are not drinking enough water.
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Go back to your doctor and have him take a look at this.  The swelling should have gone down by now.  Attend to this without delay.
909874
Swelling, or inflammation, is caused by a release of histamines in the body as an immune response to an allergen, antigen or physical injury to tissues of the body. This is usually accompanied by redness and itching as well as increased temperature of the affected area and pain. The best over the counter remedy is any antihistamine such as benadryl. This should solve your problem, unless the case is too severe, in which you will probably just have a stronger antihistamine prescribed to you. If benadryl doesn't work you should definitely see a doctor.
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I think its Bullshit as muscle swell due to a Virus.But you should ask a Doctor.
649441
You are having allergic reactions. Best thing for that is to take Benadryl. It works wonders. Ice an irritation if it's hot or swollen.
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Becuz all the blood is rushing toward your brain, causing it to swell.\nThe blood is also not getting to your heart.
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A much more common problem than people know.\nA lot of men have very tight skins there and, when in this position, can actually start to swell up. Surgical intervention is then needed.\nReally, swallow your pride and go to the doctor. They won't laugh as they'll know about it, have seen it before and will be focused on doing their job. They can give you more detailed advice for you 'case'.
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nothing. don't worry it's just a swell!!
756278
I had it done about 10 yrs. ago and mine didn't do that. It might be just lying flat at night causes the swelling and could be normal for you.
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Are you a mouth breather?  Do you live in a very dry climate?  Have you tried drinking water with lemon in it?  Do you eat lots of salty food?  Are you taking an anti-histamine?  If the answer is no to all, see your M.D.
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Lupus is an autoimmune disorder and it could cause undue inflammation to any part of the part. I guess your hand as had been disturbed by the puncture had caused an autoimmune response to the site causing your own cells  to swell when in fact the bruise from the venipuncture had been healed already. \n\nTry to check it with your physical,  it might be another thing. Lupus might have done it or maybe a dislodged catheter tip had been left in your tissues causing it to swell from time to time. But i guess your lupus has a  big part for it. There are lots of possibilities/reasons to cause it.
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This person needs to See a doctor and must seek some kind of medical care for a diagnosis and hopefully treatment, there are a number of possible causes  for severe edema (swelling)Including parasitic infection of lymph glands, poor circulation, congestive Heart failure, and many more.