I'm sorry to hear about the swelling in your face along with high blood pressure. Facial swelling can sometimes be a sign of a serious reaction, especially if you are taking medications like Arney 50 Tablet, which contains valsartan and sacubitril. These medications are used to treat heart failure and high blood pressure but can rarely cause side effects such as angioedema—a rapid swelling beneath the skin, which can affect the face.

Possible causes for your symptoms include:

• Medication side effect (such as angioedema)
• Fluid retention related to heart or kidney issues
• Allergic reaction or other underlying conditions

What you should do:

• Seek immediate medical attention if the swelling worsens, affects breathing, or is accompanied by other symptoms like difficulty swallowing or chest pain.
• Contact your cardiologist or the doctor who prescribed your medication as soon as possible to evaluate your symptoms and adjust treatment if needed.
• Do not stop or change your medication without consulting your doctor.

Facial swelling with high blood pressure is a situation that requires prompt evaluation by a specialist, preferably a cardiologist or an internal medicine doctor, to ensure your safety and appropriate management.

If you experience severe symptoms, please call emergency services immediately.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.I understand you're dealing with high blood pressure and facial swelling. To assist you better, could you please provide your age and gender?