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What is reason a persons face and neck swell after they die?
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No reason: The people who I have seen die, had medical complications that caused swelling prior to death, but I have no experience of seeing swelling after death. Not really a health issue is it? (we are talking immediately? Without exposure to warmth and time?).
Answered 5/8/2014
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