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Do symptoms like mouth swelling go away quickly?
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Depends on: Cause and condition of pt.
Answered 4/25/2015
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Depends: That could be caused by any number of different problems. It can be mild or severe...It could be a nuisance or could reflect a severe problem. Definatley get it checked out...If it gets severe, if you have trouble breathing, or feel short of breath rad to the er.
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