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How come i always wake up in the morning with swollen lips ?
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Mouth breather?: Maybe you have a dry mouth. Do you take certain meds before you go to sleep? Since your problem always occurs, it must be something that has a common thread every day. Could also be an allergic reaction.
Answered 11/3/2017
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