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Q: What is swelling of the tissues around the eyes called due to an allergic reaction called?
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What is swelling around the eye due to allergic reaction?

Only certain allergies (eg pollen) cause your eyes to swell.


Sun spot on your face but recently a white circle appeared around it what is it should you be worried?

it might be an allergic reaction, or maybe insect bite, i dont think you need to be worried, but i think you should see a doctor, and if your throat starts swelling i suggest you go to the hospital asap, as may be and serve allergic reaction to food. ex. nuts, dairy.


If you get a rash around a mosquito bite within 24 hours of getting bit are you allergic to mosquito bites?

Only if you have not scratched it. You can cause a "redness/rash" at the site merely by scratching the bite and spreading the mosquito saliva around. If the swelling spreads out past a normal size (more than 1") then it is possible you are having an allergic reaction.


What are signs of an allergic reaction?

The most common allergic reaction to Vicodin (one brand name of Hydrocodone) is a red rash or a rash with hives (raised bumps in the rash). Another is itching around the nose or legs or slight nausea approximate 15 to 20 minutes after taking the pill. The main side effect is decrease in respiratory function.


Can Ambien cause swelling of the tongue?

Yes. It can also cause sores in and around the mouth. Both of these symptoms are usually a result of Ambien abuse or an allergic reaction to the drug. Stop using the drug and contact your doctor if you have experienced either of these symptoms.


When being stung by a wasp's what reaction was swelling around the eyes is known as?

periorbital edema


What is the most serious type of allergic reaction?

Death Anaphylaxis or Anaphylactic shock, is the most serious type of allergic reaction. It is the result of an antigen-antibody reaction that stimulates a massive secretion of histamine.


What are the side effects of Tetnus vaccine?

Well unless you are allergic to it you could be nauseous, have pain or swelling around the injection site or you could be like me and have your whole arm cramp up.


What percentage of people are allergic to preservatives?

It is estimated that around 1-2% of the population has a true allergic reaction to preservatives. However, many more individuals may experience intolerance or sensitivities to certain preservatives.


What does it mean when you have blisters around incisions?

Blisters around the incision may be due to pressure or allergic reaction to the dressings. It can also result from wound infection and should not be a cause for concern


If you are allergic to bees - and you got stung by one and your throat is all swollen - is it a good idea to take Benadryl or is there some other remedy?

Benadryl is a good start -- BUT -- a constricted throat may be a likely indication of an allergic reaction which, with bees, can be fatal. This means head for the hospital fast, just in case. Ditto!! I'm allergic and any swelling around your mouth, throat, lips, tongue, and/or face are serious signs of fluid building up in the tissues. It only takes a few minutes for your lungs to begin to fill, and after that breathing becomes all but impossible. If you have any questions, please do as recommended above! Go to the Emergency Room and make sure someone goes with you! It is impossible to explain what happened to a nurse, with your lungs full of liquid.


Why does an injury swell?

Most people will have swelling at some time. When it is hot and you have stood or sat in the same position for a long time, you might notice swelling in your feet and ankles. Staying in one position for any length of time increases the risk that the lower legs, feet, or hands will swell because body fluid will normally move down a limb from the effects of gravity. Swelling can also be caused by heat-related problems, such as heat edema from working or being active in a hot environment.Body fluid can collect in different tissue spaces of the body (localized) or can affect the whole body (generalized). Causes of localized swelling include:Injury to a specific body area. Bruising (contusion) from an injury is caused by tears in the small blood vessels under the skin. Bleeding can also affect the joint (hemarthrosis) or the area that cushions and lubricates the joint (traumatic bursitis). Swelling can affect just one area or may involve large sections of the body, such as swelling that occurs following a motor vehicle accident.Infection, which can occur in a joint or under the skin. An abscess is a pocket of pus that forms at the site of infected tissue. Cellulitis is a skin infection that can cause mild or severe swelling.Burns, which can cause swelling at the site of the burn or in a larger area around the burn.Inflammation that occurs when tissue is irritated by overuse or repeated motion. Swelling of the tendon and swelling caused by a series of small tears around a tendon (tendinosis) can occur together or separately.Swelling of the sac that cushions and lubricates the joint (bursitis) can be caused by prolonged or repeated pressure or by activities that require repeated twisting or rapid joint movements.Insect bites or stings. Most insect bites or stings cause a small amount of redness or swelling. Some people have an allergic reaction to a bite or sting and develop a lot of swelling, redness, and itching.Other causes, such as swelling related to a saclike structure with clear fluid, blood, or pus (cyst) or a swollen organ, such as a salivary gland. For more information, see the topic Swollen Glands.Causes of generalized swelling include:Allergic reaction. Sudden swelling of the hands and face may be a severe allergic reaction and needs immediate medical evaluation.Autoimmune diseases, such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and scleroderma. These diseases can cause swelling when the body produces antibodies and other cells that attack and destroy tissues in the body.Medications. Some medications change how body fluids circulate, causing swelling. Swelling may also occur as an allergic reaction to a medication.Circulation problems related to certain medical conditions, such as peripheral arterial disease, heart failure, diabetes, or kidney disease. Thrombophlebitis causes swelling of an extremity when a blood clot interrupts blood flow in a vein in the arm or leg.Fluid that accumulates in the abdomen (ascites) because of other problems, such as malnutrition, obesity, cirrhosis, or liver disease.