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How To Reduce Facial Swelling
Health Encyclopedia: Facial Swelling
Puffy face; Swelling of the face; Moon face; Facial edema
Home Care
Apply cold compresses to reduce swelling from an injury. Raise the head of the bed (or use extra pillows) to help reduce facial swelling.
Call your health care provider if
You should call your health care provider if you have:
- Sudden, painful, or severe facial swelling
- Facial swelling that lasts a while, particularly if it is getting worse over time
- Di...
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Health Guide
Facial swelling
Facial swelling is the build-up of fluid in the face. Swelling may also affect the neck and upper arms. Alternative Names Puffy face; Swelling of the face; Moon... Read more »Preeclampsia
...that may be associated with this disease: Decreased urine output Nausea and vomiting Facial swelling High blood pressure Agitation Vision changes (flashing lights... Read more »Jaw: broken or dislocated
...of the cheek or jaw Numbness of the face (particularly the lower lip) Facial swelling Facial bruising Loose or damaged teeth Bleeding from the mouth... Read more »Nephrotic syndrome
...the eyesin the extremities, especially the feet and ankles Swollen abdomen Facial swelling Foamy appearance of the urine Weight gain (unintentional) ... Read more »Peritonsillar abscess
...include: Sore throat (may be severe) Tender glands of the jaw and throat Facial swelling Drooling Headache Fever ... Read more »Images
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