Question 1

can hay fever cause 1 swollen eye?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Hay fever causes an allergic reaction, which could be asymmetric.  If the eye stays swollen after using cool compresses, over the  counter antihistamines or over the counter ketotifen (allergy eye drop), then see your eye md.

Question 2

can hay fever cause these swollen eye symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Allergic conjunctivitis commonly causes redness, watering, itching and mildly swollen and mildly red eyelids.  Over the counter treatments such as an antihistamine or an allergy eye drops such as zaditor (ketotifen) may provide relieve, and cool compresses are also helpful.  If symtpoms not relieve, or if vision affected, get it checked out.

Question 3

hayfever : swollen eyes (itching)and swollen face.how to cure.any medication for it.

Accepted Answer

Antihistamine now!: When you have acute symptoms, take an antihistamine by mouth, such as cetirizine 10mg (Zyrtec) or fexofenadine  (Allegra) 180mg, cold compresses to eyelids and face, also eye drops such as ketotifen. If this does not do the job, see a physician. If it happens often, you should see an allergist/immunologist.

Question 4

can you get swollen eyes with scarlett fever?

Accepted Answer

Yes: That is a systemic inflammatory response to strep infection and the eyes can certainly be affected.

Question 5

my 4yr. old son woke up with swollen eyes yesterday, he is better now, but is getting fever on and off, and is sweating a lot. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Eye edema: Swelling of the eyes can be associated with a variety of problems, including infection, kidney disease or heart problems.  A complete examination with appropriate testing is required to determine the cause of eye swelling.

Question 6

morning!

my name have what seems to be like fifth disease rush, it started developing 3 days ago, yesterday she had swollen eyes, unfortunately our gp not operating cause of the covid19, i got her some meds from pharmacy, shes go very high fever.

Accepted Answer

Emergency room: Please see the Emergency room if she has a cough, red eyes or swelling of her hands/feet.
This may indicate a condition called Kawasaki's disease if she has prolonged fever 3 days or more.  If she has Fifth's disease, please stay home, provide fluids and control fever with Ibuprofen or Tylenol.

Question 7

child woke up with very puffy/swollen eyes slight fever last night and cough, very light rash all over face and torso no other symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Watchful wait: Sometimes children will wake up in the morning with puffy eyes from a back up of fluid from their nose/sinus area. It sort of pools in that area (if you will). Important considerations would be 1. does it go away over the course of the day? 2. does it worsen over the course of the day? 3. is she she dehydrated? 4. is she urinating as much as she usually does? If not better in 2 days, go see doctor

Question 8

was high on cocaine for 5 hours 3 days ago for my first time

still experiencing fever,dry mouth,swollen eyes/salivary gland

recovery time?

Accepted Answer

Swear off, OK?: Even if you did a large amount, it would be out of your system by now. In fact, effects are not expected at all after ~5 hrs. Here's info: http://drug.addictionblog.org/how-long-does-cocaine-stay-in-your-system/
If you had enough to be toxic - you might have died, so you were lucky this time. Don't press your luck. Steer clear of it. Also it can be 'laced' w/ poisons. It's a bad thing! Best wishes

Question 9

my 3 yr old son has had lime green mucus leaking from swollen eyes for 3 days w/ runny nose, woke up with 104.5 fever today. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: Seek medical attention.  You may ask the emergency room doctor or pediatrician for a consultation with an eye doctor or and ear, nose throat doctor, depending on your son's condition.

Question 10

3 yr old had a fever in the middle of the night that broke by morning. but she woke up with her bottom eye lid swollen. eye looks normal. ideas?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: It could be a variety of things- she could have had an insect bite or sting to the eyelid causing swelling, she could have an infection (the fever makes that possible as well), or she may be having some allergy problems. See your doctor to find out if treatment is needed.

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Can hay fever cause 1 swollen eye?

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Can hay fever cause these swollen eye symptoms?

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Hayfever : swollen eyes (itching)and swollen face.how to cure.any medication for it.

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Can you get swollen eyes with scarlett fever?

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My 4yr. old son woke up with swollen eyes yesterday, he is better now, but is getting fever on and off, and is sweating a lot. what should i do?

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Morning! my name have what seems to be like fifth disease rush, it started developing 3 days ago, yesterday she had swollen eyes, unfortunately our gp not operating cause of the covid19, i got her some meds from pharmacy, shes go very high fever.

A member asked:

Child woke up with very puffy/swollen eyes slight fever last night and cough, very light rash all over face and torso no other symptoms?

A member asked:

Was high on cocaine for 5 hours 3 days ago for my first time still experiencing fever,dry mouth,swollen eyes/salivary gland recovery time?

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My 3 yr old son has had lime green mucus leaking from swollen eyes for 3 days w/ runny nose, woke up with 104.5 fever today. what should i do?

A member asked:

3 yr old had a fever in the middle of the night that broke by morning. but she woke up with her bottom eye lid swollen. eye looks normal. ideas?

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