Patient presents with tongue swelling (glossomegaly, macroglossia), onset [duration].  Patient reports [symptoms, e.g., difficulty speaking (dysarthria), swallowing (dysphagia), breathing (dyspnea), or altered taste (dysgeusia)].  Severity of swelling described as [mild, moderate, severe].  Onset associated with [potential triggers, e.g., trauma, allergy, medication, infection, or idiopathic].  Review of systems reveals [related symptoms or pertinent negatives].  Physical exam findings include [objective description of tongue: size, color, texture, presence of lesions, indentation from teeth].  Airway assessed and deemed [patent, compromised].  Vital signs stable, including oxygen saturation [value] on room air.  Differential diagnosis includes angioedema, cellulitis, Ludwig's angina, amyloidosis, hypothyroidism, acromegaly, and medication side effects.  Preliminary diagnosis of tongue swelling with suspected etiology of [etiology if identifiable, otherwise "unknown"].  Ordered [diagnostic tests, e.g., CBC, CMP, allergy testing, imaging if indicated].  Treatment plan includes [e.g., observation, medication for allergy or infection, airway management if necessary, referral to specialist such as allergist, otolaryngologist, or endocrinologist as indicated].  Patient education provided regarding [relevant topics, e.g., monitoring symptoms, potential complications, medication instructions].  Follow-up scheduled in [timeframe].