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Is it possible for you to have swelling down yto the cheek with pink eye?
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No: Pink eye is a condition of the covering of the eye. You may have redness of the eye and colorful drainage. Perhaps eve some swelling of the eyelid but it does not extend down the cheek.
Answered 11/18/2013
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