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What Causes Blisters And Swelling In The Mouth Followed By Headache And Bloodshot Eyes?

my 15 year old grl started getting blisters inside her mouth followed by wht looked like bug bites then her lips swelled up n the blisters where on her lips she wakes up wth blood shot eyes headache and nausa and vomiting n she now has a rash on her arms and legs
Fri, 27 May 2016
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Hello,

I can understand your concern. It seems like some insect might have bitten your daughter causing severe allergic reaction. As she is experiencing blisters and swellings in mouth, it is more like an anaphylactic shock which should be treated immediately by the doctors by injections of antihistamines and steroids to control the reaction. Treatment is necessary as fast as possible because if the tongue will start to swell, she may have difficulty in breathing and more complications.

I hope this answer helps you. Thank you for choosing HCM. I hope your daughter feels well soon.

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Dr. Viraj Shah
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What Causes Blisters And Swelling In The Mouth Followed By Headache And Bloodshot Eyes?

Hello, I can understand your concern. It seems like some insect might have bitten your daughter causing severe allergic reaction. As she is experiencing blisters and swellings in mouth, it is more like an anaphylactic shock which should be treated immediately by the doctors by injections of antihistamines and steroids to control the reaction. Treatment is necessary as fast as possible because if the tongue will start to swell, she may have difficulty in breathing and more complications. I hope this answer helps you. Thank you for choosing HCM. I hope your daughter feels well soon. Best, Dr. Viraj Shah