Question 1

how come i have facial swelling, but nobody else in the family has it?

Accepted Answer

It isn't hereditary: Not every thing is hereditary. And sometimes this is a complication from another illness.

Question 2

what can cause facial swelling besides bug bites?

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Facial swelling: Face swelling can be caused by inflammation, allergies, trauma or infection in the tissues of the face. Facial swelling can be due to relatively mild conditions, such as a sinus infection, or a serious or life-threatening condition, such as analphylactic shock, that should be immediately evaluated in an emergency setting...

Question 3

can sinusitis cause painless facial swelling too?

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Unlikely: If sinusitis is the cause , this would be a very serious complication which would make you quite ill.  Your swelling is more likely from angioedema (swelling in the subcutaneous tissue).  I don't know how long you have had it but if the problem has just started a few days ago. antihistamine may help. If the problem persists for more than 2 wks, see an allergist.

Question 4

what do yiu do for a sunburn that causes facial swelling?

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Apply moisturizer: Swelling is a normal reaction to sunburn and should be treated with topical aloe or aquaphor.  Take  vitamin c 1gram twice a day and consult your doctor if the swelling does not resolve in one week.  Practice better sun protection in the future with many of the available over te counter broad spectrum sun blocks.

Question 5

what causes facial swelling?

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Many possibilities: there can be multiple causes for facial swelling. Depending on the location of the face, the duration, the reason for onset, etc. many possibilities exist. Allergy, infection, trauma, autoimmune to name a few. Suggest you schedule a visit with your primary care doc or a healthtap prime or concierge appt to get a more accurate assessment.

Question 6

i have facial swelling after sasyclic acid?

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Likely allergy: Don't take this medication anymore and see an allergist for definitive testing.

Question 7

how long does facial swelling usually last?

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Depends: It is a function of what the underlying issue is. It could be anywhere between a few days and forever. Get it evaluated by a dentist or physician asap as infection often presents this way and can lead to serious consequences if left untreated.

Question 8

what is the definition or description of: facial swelling?

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Facial swelling: Facial swelling  (edema) occurs when fluid  accumulates in the facial tissues.  This puffiness can occur for many reasons including infections and allergic reactions.

Question 9

can little high levels of gh cause facial swelling or change in facial fat distribution?

Accepted Answer

GH use: Growth hormones works on the tissues and both symptoms are possible. Consultation is necessary

Question 10

can accutane cause facial swelling?

Accepted Answer

No: At least this is not in the listed side effects. It can case worsening of the acne  for a few weeks after starting.

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