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How do i reduce facial swelling? i had a bad allergic reaction and was treated at the er, i was allowed to leave but face is still swollen 12hrs later
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With medication: 48-72 hrs minimum. What medicine were you given for treatment. 12 hours is too early to see effects of therapy.
Answered 4/3/2018
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