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What to do if i have woken up with a swollen eye.. help?
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Need more detail: There are many causes for a swollen eye by which I assume you mean swollen eyelids. Possibilities include insect bites, allergy, infection, vascular problems and so on. Has your vision changed? is the eye red? Do you have underlying systemic illness? If persistent, you need to see your ophthalmologist to sort this out and get a proper diagnosis.
Answered 10/13/2015
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