After a more than two-year investigation , encompassing 33 hearings held in congressional investigations and four public hearings , at an estimated cost of $7 million and counting , Republicans on the House Benghazi Committee on Tuesday released their long-awaited report on the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi that resulted in the death of four ...
Angioedema may include swelling of the face, especially the lips, the skin around the eyes, and the throat. Allergies. By Daniel More, MD - Reviewed by a board-certified physician. Swelling of the neck, tongue, lips, throat, and the area around the eyes is often caused by angioedema. Angioedema is caused by the release of histamine into the skin by allergic cells such as mast cells. This is the same process that causes urticaria, or hives, but angioedema occurs in deeper skin tissues such as the lips, tongue, throat, the area around the eyes, hands, feet, and genitals.
Hard lump under skin can be caused by a common condition called angioedema, an allergic reaction that causes deep welts to form under the skin, specifically by the lips and eyes. The reaction can be triggered by some foods and medications. Cysts and nodules can as well be the cause of hard bumps on your face.