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My child eyes are swollen what could it be the problem?
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Missing info: This can be as simple as a reaction to airborne pollen/irritants that got into the eyelids or a worrisome bacterial infection that could penetrate the eye. Without a better description or exam it is hard to speculate on the cause. If this bothers the kid I would have it seen.
Answered 1/6/2020
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