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Default lymphedema

lately i noticed swelling around my neck/facial area. I never noticed it before just thought it was fat, but it really isnt fat, i can tell you that for sure. is there any reason for it happening? i know it isnt exactly med related, except for the gabapentin that i was taking, i dont see a reason for it, gabapentin can cause this right?

this is probably the wrong forum, but i just wanted to know why.
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