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What can cause random throat swelling?
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Vague question: Many causes of throat swelling: allergic rections to foods i.e., seafood, peanuts allergy to inhallents, i.e., smoke, pollen, cat dander allergy to medications (any medication) common -antibiotics, ace inhibitors, Aspirin (other non steroidal antiinflammatories trauma, infections, i.e.Strep throat genetic disorders (hereditary angioedema), cancer (paraneoplastic syndrome).
Answered 12/21/2015
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