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What Causes Swelling In The Left Side Of The Face?

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Question : I have had some minor swelling in the past couple of days, on the right side of my face, located near the righr paranasal sinus. This morning I woke up and the whole right side of my face is swollen, from under the eye to below the mouth. My temp is normal. My teeth do not hurt. Should I see an ER or Urgent care? I do not own a XXXXXXX phone.


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Answered by Dr. Dr.Albana Sejdini Greca (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Go to ER as soon as possible...

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

Swelling in the face, even partially can be due to :
- local trauma
- skin infection
- mouth/teeth problems
- contact dermatitis

As you do not own a XXXXXXX phone to send in a photo, and if the swelling is as spreading, I highly recommend to go to ER as soon as possible.

Immediate diagnosis and treatment is required to prevent further spread.

Hope this helps.
Dr.Albana
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What Causes Swelling In The Left Side Of The Face?

Brief Answer: Go to ER as soon as possible... Detailed Answer: Hi, Swelling in the face, even partially can be due to : - local trauma - skin infection - mouth/teeth problems - contact dermatitis As you do not own a XXXXXXX phone to send in a photo, and if the swelling is as spreading, I highly recommend to go to ER as soon as possible. Immediate diagnosis and treatment is required to prevent further spread. Hope this helps. Dr.Albana