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A member asked:
If got allegric reacton to neosporin does the dark eye circles go away after i stop using it ?
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Yes: Swelling and any discoloration of the eyelid skin will usually go completely away after stopping the medication that you were allergic to. It may take several weeks, but be patient.
Answered 9/14/2018
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