I've been smoking for overdecade and I think I developed chronic inflammation making my face to be enlarged and unattractive. Now I went to my doctor and asked about swelling of the face and he said right out that it's smoking causing it. Being stubborn I thought it could be a food allergy or something like water retention. Did skin pick tests and the results were allergy to grass and ragweeed so hay fever but I dont think I have hayfever. What I think it is is egg or milk allergy. Help
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Chronic inflammation of face usually is not the result of allergy. You need to go for blood tests like CRP, liver function test and kidney function test.
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