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Has Chronic Bronchitis, Takes Multiple Pills But Crestor And Ezetrol At Night. Have Swollen Tongue. Suggest?

my boyfriend has chronic bronchitis..he takes pills for alot of ailments..but at night he take Crestor, and Ezetrol..anyway a couple of times like last night his tongue on one side swelled up...it used to happen more often because he was taking another pill and they didn't go together, so he took the other one early.. it hasn't happened in quite awhile.. so why did his tongue swell last night????
posted on Sat, 28 Sep 2013
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Hi, it could be due to allergy, to drugs, food, cosmetics, etc. It also may be due to some tongue bite etc.
If allergen is found by trial and error, it can be avoided for ever, and can stop it. If pain is there it may be due to bite, or injury of the tongue.
Accordingly he can consult a doctor concerned. Thank you.
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Has Chronic Bronchitis, Takes Multiple Pills But Crestor And Ezetrol At Night. Have Swollen Tongue. Suggest?

Hi, it could be due to allergy, to drugs, food, cosmetics, etc. It also may be due to some tongue bite etc. If allergen is found by trial and error, it can be avoided for ever, and can stop it. If pain is there it may be due to bite, or injury of the tongue. Accordingly he can consult a doctor concerned. Thank you.