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Old 04-27-2009, 01:05 PM #1
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Default My eyes are swollen?

I have allergies and I could feel my eyes swelling., but I thought oh it is my allergies., but I just looked in the mirror and they are swollen( not the eyeball itself., the eyelid) . My eyes are twitching also. This is my I think 4th day on mestinon., I went today for my ct scan on my thymus and go to the doctor on wednesday.

So., can your eyes swell with this., and there is the twitching also?
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