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PostPosted: 04/09/08 - 08:50    Post subject: swelling under the eye Vote now! Reply with quote
I have swelling under the eye because I have this pimple on the right of the eye (near at the end of eyebrow) and it spreads around my eye and cause swollen under my eye. How can I get rid of this and the ice didnt work.
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