Of course it is possible, but it is not as easy as one would wish.

Epinephrine has been a great cure in the case of acquired angioedema, but its results are not so good when dealing with hereditary angioedema treatment. However, you may have an allergy test at your Doctor. You may also get urine and blood tested in order to find out, if you have angioedema or not. If the results are positive, it can be cured with certain therapies or antihistamines. If you experience difficulty in breathing, try to go in the open air and breathe slowly and consult a doctor immediately. The most important thing is avoiding any other drugs when you are affected by angioedema.

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In the simplest words, facial angioedema affects the face of the patient, usually the eyes and lips. Imagine what an unsightly look it can give to your beautiful face.

Urticaria Angioedema; though quite similar in nature, are two different skin problems. The major difference between these two is that urticaria occurs in the upper-dermis where as angioedema occurs in the dermis and subcutaneous tissues. Urticaria is evident by wheals and itching whereas angioedema is characterized by rapid swelling.

To understand facial angioedema you need to understand what angioedema is, which is explained in my detailed article about Facial Angioedema & Urticaria Angioedema, click here to read.