Be seen: Typically, facial swelling is a concerning symptom.The tissues of the face has good blood supply and can clear most infections.If there is any persistent facial swelling (as a result of an infection - assuming there is no history of trauma) i recommend to patients to see their physician without delay as facial swelling can progress into trouble for patient. But yes, that can cause congestion.
Answered 3/29/2013
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Yes: Nasal and sinus congestion can cause the swelling. Try using decongestants and if no improvement, see a regular doctor.
Answered 1/16/2013
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