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My father, age 65 is in egypt for vacatiins. he woke up with a swelled right forehead, later the eye swelled, no syptoms, no pain, nothing. why?
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HMMM: Without an exam, no real idea why. Guesses could be allergic reaction, spider/insect bite, cellulitis, etc.
Answered 5/7/2014
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