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My top lip is swollen i just woke up and saw what could it be?
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Medication reaction?: One of the most common causes for swollen lips is a medication for blood pressure called lisinopril. If you are on it, stop taking it immediately and call your doctor for an appointment to change your medications. If you have any tongue swelling or worsening symptoms, go to the ER immediately.
Answered 1/16/2016
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