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Can An Allergic Reaction Cause Swelling. Food allergies drug allergies and allergic reactions to insect bites or stings can also cause swelling 2. A swollen tongue also can be an indication of an allergic reaction to a drug. Seasonal allergies in early spring can cause red itchy and swollen eyes. Cosmetics can have nut oils essential oils or dozens of other substances known to cause irritation in some people.
These reactions include symptoms such as urticaria and wheezing. Other causes of face swelling include dehydration hormonal imbalance or physical trauma to the face. Symptoms are variable but can include flushing itching nasal congestion wheezing difficulty breathing and swelling of the throat and tongue sometimes accompanied by nausea vomiting and diarrhea. Angioedema can happen along with hives. A common location where angioedema can occur is around the eyes lips and face. While injury inflammation and certain diseases can cause leg swelling there are also certain foods that cause edema.
Swelling Under the Skin.
Type 1 allergic reactions usually occur immediately after the administration of a particular drug. While injury inflammation and certain diseases can cause leg swelling there are also certain foods that cause edema. Cosmetics can have nut oils essential oils or dozens of other substances known to cause irritation in some people. A swollen tongue also can be an indication of an allergic reaction to a drug. These reactions can cause symptoms like wheezing and urticaria. When caused by an allergy you are likely to have a sudden lip swelling that can be mild or severe after you come in contact with the allergen.