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My lip is swollen for a month now and it isn't curing. i took antihiestamines and it got better but after sometimes it came back! i have no allergies.
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Angioedema: You may have some allergy to something that you are not aware of, certain medications can cause that also, you may want to see an allegist for evaluation.
Answered 11/30/2016
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