A member asked:

My lips swell up after drinking alcohol and big blisters that ooze and can be popped appear in my mouth?

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That's not good: If the symptoms don't resolve quickly this time, or if they spread, one can see his primary care doctor. Avoid alcoholic drinks, and watch to see if any such reactions happen over the next year. The doctor can evaluate any such reactions. If none occur over the next year, one should check with the doctor before thinking about trying any alcoholic drinks again. Alcohol is not necessary for life.

Answered 9/27/2015

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