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Upper Respiratory Infection
Typical findings include swelling and redness of the turbinates.[emedicine.medscape.com]
[…] and/or vision changes You develop severe head or facial pain/swelling How Can I Prevent Viral URIs?[med.uth.edu]
Potentially Dangerous Complications from Upper Respiratory Infections Tonsillitis – swelling and abscesses on the tonsils Pneumonia – infection of the lungs Ear infections[enkivillage.com]
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Insect Bite
Near the sting a sore, red swelling appears that lasts for a few days. It may itch.[illchild.com]
Swelling of the bites does not mean your child is allergic to the insect bite. It is simply a local swelling reaction.[jeffersandmann.com]
An itchy red welt or swelling may develop at the site of the bite. Most insect bites do not cause illness.[oregon.providence.org]
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Acute Gastroenteritis
Acute gastritis is a sudden inflammation or swelling in the lining of the stomach. It can cause severe and nagging pain.[healthline.com]
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Anasarca
Non-pitting edema is where there is swelling of a body part with no indentation upon applying pressure. Pitting edema is the more common type of edema.[healthhype.com]
Generalized swelling, or massive edema (also called anasarca ), is a common sign in severely ill people.[en.m.wikipedia.org]
Although slight edema may be hard to detect, a large amount of swelling is very obvious. Edema is described as pitting or non-pitting.[nlm.nih.gov]
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Cyclic Edema Syndrome
Approach to the patient with ‘idiopathic edema’ or ‘periodic swelling’. JAMA 1968 ; 206 : 333 –8. 2 Dunnigan MG. Fluid retention syndrome. Management in women.[academic.oup.com]
Understanding what edema (swelling) is and why it occurs. Edema Edema is the name given to localized swelling somewhere on the body.[tabletsmanual.com]
Papilledema is swelling of optic nerve head due to increase in intracranial pressure.[icliniq.com]
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Angioedema
Theodore Woodward For the dental practitioner encountering a patient with a complaint of orofacial edema (swelling) following dental treatment, several routine possibilities[oralhealthgroup.com]
Synonym(s): angioneurotic edema . angioedema (angioneurotic edema, Quincke's disease) (an jēōədē mə) , n the spontaneous swelling of the lips, cheeks, eyelids, tongue, soft[medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com]
The literature tends to lump hereditary angioneurotic edema (HANE), allergic reactions, and idiopathic isolated swelling of the uvula into the same category, but these are[journals.lww.com]
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Hereditary Angioedema
“HAE swelling usually has a slower onset than allergic swelling. It can take two to five days to resolve if untreated.”[nydailynews.com]
Less common presentations reflect edema at other sites. Scrotal or even penile swelling is fairly common in males.[emedicine.medscape.com]
Hereditary angioedema A complement deficiency characterized by lymphatic vessel blockages that cause temporary swelling (edema) of areas of the skin, mucous membranes, and[medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com]
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Hereditary Angioedema Type 3
Media References Man 1 with lip swelling , SHIRE Man 2 with lip swelling , SHIRE Woman with lip swelling , SHIRE Hand swelling 1 , SHIRE Hand swelling 3 , SHIRE Hand[symptoma.com]
On cutaneous examination, there was edema of eyelids, left cheek, and lips.[e-ijd.org]
Consider intubation or tracheotomy early in progressive upper airway edema.[medicinenet.com]
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Edema of the Newborn
swelling in newborn.[rightdiagnosis.com]
An unusual swelling on an infant's head Jarlath McAloon , John McCabe Paediatric Department, Antrim Hospital, Antrim, UK Correspondence to Dr Jarlath McAloon, Paediatric Department[fn.bmj.com]
Edema (serious). Edema is retained fluid within body tissues. Edema fluid first appears as swelling of the feet due to gravity.[seattlechildrens.org]
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Nephrotic Syndrome
In later stages, swelling may occur in the abdomen (ascites), hands, and around the eyes in the morning (called periorbital edema).[healthcommunities.com]
Reducing salt in your diet can help to control blood pressure and swelling (edema).[kidney.org]
Symptoms may include: Fatigue and malaise Decreased appetite Weight gain and facial swelling Abdominal swelling or pain Foamy urine Fluid accumulation in the body spaces ([childrensnational.org]