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Swollen, Red Eyelids. Rash On Upper Lip And Mouth Corner. Signs Of Lupus?

I have swollen red eyelids and a rash on my upper lip and corners of my mouth. This same thing occurred some two years ago and was cleared with creams and an internal antibiotic. Four days ago I awoke with very swollen upper eye lids and swollen upper lip with rash as if I had been bitten in these areas. Each day since I have woken with these same things. By the end of the day the redness and swelling seems to go down a little. I am concerned it may be signs of lupus.
Mon, 8 Apr 2013
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hi
Localized Acute Cutaneous LE (ACLE)
1. Localized ACLE (malar rash, butterfly rash)
2. Inflammatory periorbital edema
3. Mucous membrane lesions
4. Oral and nasopharyngeal ulceration
5. Alopecia (fractured frontal hair, scarring and nonscarring alopecia)
well need more information...........but feels like you should be tested for lupus
take care
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Swollen, Red Eyelids. Rash On Upper Lip And Mouth Corner. Signs Of Lupus?

hi Localized Acute Cutaneous LE (ACLE) 1. Localized ACLE (malar rash, butterfly rash) 2. Inflammatory periorbital edema 3. Mucous membrane lesions 4. Oral and nasopharyngeal ulceration 5. Alopecia (fractured frontal hair, scarring and nonscarring alopecia) well need more information...........but feels like you should be tested for lupus take care