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I drank from a styrofoam cup today (with a straw) a shot time later my lips were swelling and tingling. my right eye started swelling too what is this?
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Allergy: This does sound like allergy which I would attribute to whatever it was you were drinking with the straw. I don't think the styrofoam was the problem, nor the straw. Evaluate what you were drinking.
Answered 11/1/2015
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