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During my holiday my face started to swell. it was itchy and red and has got worse. is this an allergy? what will make it go down?
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Facial swelling: Your symptoms are concerning and need medical attention, see your primary care doctor first and they will advise you and direct you.
Answered 7/27/2013
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