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PostPosted: 06/13/06 - 15:38    Post subject: swelling Vote now! Reply with quote
Today I was eating lunch and by the end of my meal my upper neck and face were swollen under my right ear. It did not hurt but just felt tight. What would cause this? It has been almost two hours and there still is some swelling and tightness.
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