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Tongue swelling can be a sign of a few things, one of which is an allergic reaction. Overall though, if your tongue continues to swell it can block your airway. So if tongue swelling doesn't improve, the swelling gets worse it would be best to seek medical attention immediately. Overall though if the tongue swelling is just mild and you've just noticed it come on recently it would be best to talk to your doctor.
This is a problem that you should get looked next time you see your doctor. Your primary care doctor should be the first to evaluate your tongue and depending on the cause, he or she may refer you to a specialist. Of course if the swelling gets worse or you begin having trouble breathing, you should seek medical attention sooner. The tongue can swell for a variety of reasons. It is possible that you irritated it in some way and that caused some edema (fluid leakage) into the tongue. Perhaps it was something you ate the night before, or were exposed to very recently (alcohol, spices, a virus, a new medication etc).