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why does my chin swell?
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jody
I have has chronic hives for 4 years and recently was diagnosed with a gluten intolerance. Periodically my chin will swell, can you tell me why? Nothing else seems to swell, just the chin area.
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Posted by jody
I have has chronic hives for 4 years and recently was diagnosed with a gluten intolerance. Periodically my chin will swell, can you tell me why? Nothing else seems to swell, just the chin area.