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Swollen lips

2017-06-11 00:46:31
Took colcrys and amlodipine today. ? Angie edema... Took benedryl, no breathing difficulty, should I head to the ED?
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I think you should visit a doctor as this is an allergic reaction and may become sevear.

Answered2017-06-11 04:16:16

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