A person may wake up with a swollen ... lips to swell by remembering the activities and food they ate the day before. It is similar to a skin condition called urticaria, or hives, which causes a ...

Swollen upper lips can develop due to allergic reactions ... The person may also have hives, which refers to a raised, itchy rash. If a person has difficulty breathing, feels faint or dizzy ...

Omiatek began avoiding foods containing nickel; her swollen lips improved somewhat, but the rash on her hand did not. A month later, she decided to consult a family medicine physician who ...

Swollen lips are caused by underlying inflammation or a buildup of fluid under the skin of your lips. Many things can trigger swollen lips, from minor skin conditions to severe allergic reactions.

When Morgan McElroy suddenly stopped being able to smell and taste earlier this month ... room a day later — swollen and covered in a red, itchy, hivelike rash that was spreading all over ...

and an itchy red rash on his face and arms with an onset of one day prior. He reported no nasal congestion, nasal drainage, swelling of the lips, swelling of the tongue, shortness of breath ...

On day 20, the rash continued to worsen and swelling developed in his feet, hands, arms, lower lip, and tongue. A diagnosis of nonspecific allergic reaction was made with potential causes of ...

"This is a virus that may have only been around for six or more months ... four days, swelling of the hands and feet and a red rash that could occur on the skin, around the lips, throat or eyes.