Eyes swollen from allergic reaction

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Hello, From the symptoms it can be due to an allergic reaction to the eye makeup that you have used. Take some oral antihistaminic like Benadryl or Claritin if there is any itching and apply some calamine lotion on the rash. Also wash the area with plenty of fresh water and do not apply the eye makeup for some time. If the symptoms persist then get an evaluation done from a dermatologist as topical eye drops containing steroids and oral steroids may be needed.
Hello, I started getting swellen eyes about two years ago. One eye or the other would swell up like a ballon to the point I could hardly see out of it. It turned out to be a couple of things. One being the new dryer sheets that I had dried my sheets with. The swelling would start during the night while I was curled up in the sheets. I think it would happen if a tear or wet hands after returning from the bathroom would touch my eye area. I don't know if this is your problem but don't rule it out.
Allergies may present with runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing, coughing, hives, urticaria, itchy eyes, difficulty breathing, or an exacerbation of existing asthma. Direct clinical examination and additional diagnostic tests may be done to determine the underlying cause.Antihistamine medications may also be indicated. If it persists ,it is best that you have this checked by your doctor or be referred to an allergy specialist. Take care and do keep us posted.
however, two days into using these products, my eyes and cheeks have swollen up, i've been sent home from work and my entire face is in agony. It feels like it's been burned and all the pores are stretched painfully over the swelling. i have NEVER had an allergic reaction to a skin product before. it hurts an unbelievable amount. I've taken a zirtek and put some anthisan on the swelling but it still hurts a lot. Is this something that will calm down itself or should I see a dermatologist?
What symptoms do you have on eating wheat? Any other food substances which cause a similar reaction? You definitely had a severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis frm what treatment you have been given in the ER. Without delay and without waiting for the symptoms to subside on their own, you should go ahead and consult an allergy specialist - to find out the possible cause of your symptoms and also to avoid any such incidents in the future.
My two year old son woke up with swollen eyes on 2/28/11. After a visit to the pediatrician, the nurse practioner diagnosed him with a sinus infection coming out of the eye. He did not have a fever and did not have a runny nose or even cough. He was treated with amoxicillian until 3/8 where he was back at the pediatricians office because he was not improving. The nurse practioner gave the same diagnosis and changed the medication to augmentin.
Yesterday evening my 13 year old daughter was playing outside and after exploring under a big tree she came in and within just a few minutes both eyes were severely swollen. I quickly ran to the pharmacy and the pharmacist recommended benedryl. It was about 8:30pm. She took 2 tsp and went to bed. She woke up around 12am and took another 2 tsp. She woke up around 7:15am and her eyes are almost shut from the swelling.
After taking some benadryl it seemed to get better. However the following morning my eyes were swollen again and my face red and ichy. I do have sensative skin and sometimes breakout with a rash on my arms from some deoderants but this has never happened before. The swelling has gone down a little but I'm worried that it is not completly gone now that is has been three days. Any advise?
Yesterday I brought him to the ER with a severe red bumpy body rash from face to toes. Also- lips, eyes, joints were swollen. Shallow breathing. NOTE: his hemoglobin was checked and was 20 at this time. After giving him adrenaline, benedryl, cortizone, oxygen and prednizone tablet symptoms subsided. He was released. Less than 3 hours later he was back in the Er with same symptoms but more severe! Again, the cycle of drugs was given and symptoms subsided.
My sister told me she thought I had shingles and not an allergic reaction. Do allergic reactions normally take this long to go away? I'm on my way to work today looking like I have some disorder or measles or exzema? I can't stay out of work any longer. No one else in the family has broken out so I'm guessing I'm not contageious either. Should I ask to have my blood taken? What would tell us why this happened if anything?
trip to ER and they put her on Allegra and eye drops in case of infection for five days then stopped. 10 days (12/15) later different ER but this time both eyes were swollen shut, hand and feel swollen, ears "on fire," throat closing, dizzy, very hard to breathe, body covered in hives, blood pressure dropping.....put on prednisone and Benadryl. Stopped Armour forever. Took prednisone for 5 days along with Benadryl then stopped as instructed.
allergic reaction to cortisone shot - had swollen tongue, swollen throat, redness in face - anyone know why this could happen after having several other shots during my lifetime?
After being in the house for about 10 minutes, her left eye began to swell and was quickly swollen shut. I thought maybe she had been sprayed by the frog. I put some ice on the swelling and it helped a little, but then her muzzle began to get puffy too. I got online and read that if a frog sprays their "poison" on a dog that they will foam and droll at the mouth. She was not doing that.
I've taken benedryl afterwards, and it seems to help, but the next day, my faceFace pain itchesBiliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch Causes of vaginal itching Dry skin Eye burning - itching and discharge Eyelid twitch Folliculitis Itching Jock itch Muscle twitching Nipple discharge - abnormal Rotator cuff tendinitis and the bumps are still there.
My wife has had an allergic reaction to doxycycline. She took pills for about one week and then she noticed a few red spots on her body. She stoped taking the medicine but the spots continued to spread more and more for over a week now. Someplace they just grow into one big spot anymore and they start to be itchy. Doctors say to wait, another says to take steroids, which we are reluctant to take. What shall we do? Anybody seen or heard about similar cases?
Pls avoid taking peanuts as it is the most common cause of deaths from food allergy.The allergic reaction that you had was an anaphylactic reaction. If you had an anaphylactic reaction to these foods,can be found by allergy testing.Skin tests are used for this purpose. This test involves pricking, scratching or injecting food extracts into the patient’s skin. The skin will react with redness and swelling for those extracts capable of eliciting an allergic reaction when consumed.
My daughter has hay fever, for which she takes Claritin in the summer months. Just before Christmas she had an episode with puffy, swollen eyes, after smelling and handling herbal-scented soaps in a store. Then, after Christmas, she decided the benzoyl peroxide in the Clearasil cream also made her eyelids swell, so she stopped using it. About the same time, her friend bought her a new winter hat, and she wore it a lot on a week-long ski trip.
I wash my face throughly that night and woke up with itchy, tingling, bumpy red skin like leather. My right eye is swollen from lid to the cheeks. Left eye slightly swollen. Skin feel tight and uncomfortable. Peeling crusty skin on certain areas. Completely throwing the balance of my once good skin off. I never had problems with the products I use on my face but the salicylic acid is so strong in their products that they should put a defined warning label. Warm/Cold compress did not work.
not even an hour passed by and my whole face was swollen, i had bloodshot eyes not to mention, my face was red like a tomato and my nasal airways were completely clogged. i had to blow my nose ever second and i would make a wheezing sound whenever i tried to breathe through my mouth. these allergy reactions usually take around 5 hours to completely go away by taking a claritin D.
now yesterday my eye was itching a bit so i rubbed it a little now it has swollen the left eye though... i wanted to know that it might be from the bacterial infection or is it some allergic reaction? what should i do? coz the doctor has asked me to visit him for control within 10 days!
Before I went to bed last night my eyes were really red and when I woke up this morning my eyes were swollen on the top and bottom. What are some ways to make the swelling go down. I went to a heath center today and they gave me some Medicine and it is working but my eyes are still swollen. What are some other things that I can do to prevent the itching and make the swelling go down faster???
Hello, Allergic reaction to total hip replacement are very uncommon.If it occurs,it can be to the material used in total hip replacement like titanium, cobalt chrome, and polyethylene which are used in the ball of the prosthetic joint or to the anesthesia or medicines used during or after surgery or even rejection of the body to the prosthetic joint and formation of antibodies to the joint.Also remember that some cases of hives may be idiopathic i.e no cause is known.
I know he hasn't cheated on me. He has been checked and is NEG as well. Could this be a reaction from the irratation of the wax that was left on for a long period of time.on the partial hairs. Because this took effect less than 24-48 hours later of the wax. With no prior soreness there before the wax. I am freaking out!!!! Or could it be a burn? This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/245662'>Worried about brazilian bikini wax</a>.
I have hay fever type allergies and have seen some references that acai may cause an allergic reaction in people allergic to pollen, but have never in the past experienced any type of allergic reaction to food or medication.
He has been checked and is NEG as well. Could this be a reaction from the wax? Because this took effect less than 24-48 hours later after the wax. With no prior soreness there before the wax. I noticed last night that on the same side that my sore is (right side), my lymph node is swollen/tender/tight feeling. I am really scared but I am trying to be realistic about the matter as well. Everyone I have talked to has told me that I am over reacting. Please HELP ME out because I am freaking out!
Since you did notice a direct connection to the thyroid meds, you should talk to the prescribing doc. It could be an allergic reaction. If it's not from the thyroid meds, it could just be a reaction to the treatment meds.
Horsefly is known to cause two types of reactions namely Local reactions and Systemic reactions. They are capable of inducing allergic reactions and/or transmitting infectious diseases. The swelling suggest local reaction to the Flies bite. Reduction of local edema may be induced with cooling (ice or cold pack). Topical lotions such as calamine decreases pain and pruritus.
Woke up today looking as if someone punched me in both of my eyes and cheeks - extremely swollen. I don't know what to do. My mother suggested taking a benedryl. I called the helpline for the products and they just told me to discontinue using them and they will send me a refund check. Anyone else have this problem when using an acne therapy system? What should I do? Do i need to see a doctor? Thanks!
The only thing I KNOW i'm allergic to is fish(not shellfish, crawfish, lobster and crabs) just fresh fish. But that only makes throat swollen and itchy watery eyes, occasional hives when the fresh filet has ever touched my skin.....no bowel problems or weezing. And, no, I was not anywhere near fish both times. Thank you so much and I pray someone out there can relate and/or enlighten me one what's going on!!
About three days ago,I started having multiple allergic reactions resulting in hives around various parts of my body,mostly buttocks,front/back,neck,eyes and face. They appear as a type of very itchy raised welts from dime to half dollar sized. I also at various times experience a swollen neck to the point it is hard to swallow.
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