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Should I Be Worried As My Temples Are Swollen After Drinking A Lot Of Alcohol?

Hello. I have recently been drinking a lot of alcohol.My temples and both sides of my head are swollen,slightly painful to touch.I have a really swollen vein, I think, above my left eyebrow that is getting bigger and bigger each day.I feel like my brain is sensitive to noise and my eyes have been sensitive.I feel really tired recently and just not myself.
Thu, 15 May 2014
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Dear friend you are having some manifestations of chronic alcoholism. Parotitis salivary glands swelling and temporal region headache are all dueto heavy drinking. Try to cut down and visite
Deaddiction centre.
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Should I Be Worried As My Temples Are Swollen After Drinking A Lot Of Alcohol?

Dear friend you are having some manifestations of chronic alcoholism. Parotitis salivary glands swelling and temporal region headache are all dueto heavy drinking. Try to cut down and visite Deaddiction centre.