Question 1

do symptoms like mouth swelling go away quickly?

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Depends on: Cause and condition of pt.

Question 2

can you treat mouth swelling caused by domperidone?

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No: Thats not it's intended use.  It is intended to manage nausea and vomiting.  It also promotes lactation.

Question 3

is stomach pain related to fevers, mouth sores, and mouth swelling?

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It's possible: There are enteroviruses (stomach viruses) that cause hand-foot-mouth disease. Coxsackie virus is a common cause of hfm and can infect both children and adults. Patients get mouth sores, from a few to many sores, and have pain with eating and drinking. The number of rash bumps on the palms, soles, hands, feet, arms, legs, and butt areas vary among patients and among different coxsackie strains.

Question 4

what treatments for mouth swelling can i try at home?

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Antihistamines: If by mouth swelling you mean angioedema. Effective over-the-counter antihistamines include fexofenadine (allegra) and loratidine (claritin, alevert) both long-acting and non-sedating and cetirzine (zyrtec) that is occasionally sedating. Feel at ease using generic versions of these medications.

Question 5

how do i reduce inside mouth swelling?

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See a dentist: for evaluation, x-rays and treatment options.

Question 6

what causes lip/mouth swelling?

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An allergic reaction: If you have swelling of lips, tongue, mouth, throat, difficulty swallowing, tight chest - call 911 due to possible allergic reaction.

Question 7

what is the definition or description of: mouth swelling?

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Could be allergy: Mouth swelling could be due to food, drug or bee sting allergy, ace inhibitor drug reaction, c1 esterase inhibitor (acquired or hereditary) and even dental issues.  Treatment varies depending on the cause.

Question 8

i have some mouth swelling im taking medicine for it how long does it take for the swelling to go away?

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: You get the most from this site when you provide detailed information on the issue followed by a clear question. Was the swelling from trauma/allergic reaction/unknown cause? Swelling in general means there is fluid trapped outside blood vessels in the tissues &amp; it will take time for it to be returned to normal, somewhat based on the cause. You are welcome to start over with more information.

Question 9

why do i still have mouth swelling a month after my wisdom teeth removal?

Accepted Answer

May be normal: I hurt for at least 2 weeks, but my pain was improving each and every day. If your pain is not improving or, in fact, is getting worse, i'd call the dentist. If it is improving slowly, wait and see. Do salt water gargles and take ibuprofen. This may help.

Question 10

what's the outcome of mouth swelling?

Accepted Answer

Swelling: Your tongue or throat could swell shut and you are unable to breathe or swallow. This is serious, do not take it lightly. If this is happening you need to have it checked out immediately.

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