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My lips have recently started to swell every so often. i take half a zyrtech every couple days for skin allergies.
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Lip swelling: Swelling of the lips, tongue and around the eyes is fairly common and called angioedema. This is similar to hives but a little deeper in the tissues and commonly occurs with hives. Treatment includes avoiding the trigger of the rash/swelling and antihistamines. An allergist can help identify the trigger and optimize treatment.
Answered 12/29/2017
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