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Eyes Swelling Shut


Gerri

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Don't know if this is another Celiac symptom. My eyes are swelling shut.

I will look good going to my step-daughters wedding on Saturday with my eyes swelled shut.

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Gerri


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darlindeb25 Collaborator

It could be you are eating something that causes an allergic reaction, or it could be an infection in your eyes. Not everything is celiac related. I work for an optmetrist and we see things like this all the time...so far I have only met a few celiac's in my office. call for an appointment with your eye doctor, tell him/her your eyes are swelling shut, they should get you right in. A word of advice, go to the eye doctor first, not your PCP, optomitrist are much better at diagnosing eye problems.

Good luck!

RiceGuy Collaborator

My first thought is that it's something you are getting on your face, like soap, shampoo, or a skin care product, etc.

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