Thursday, June 7, 2012

Bee Sting Treatment

Bee Sting Treatment
Remove the StingerScrape the area with a fingernail or use tweezers to remove it.Don't pinch the stinger -- that can inject more venom.Control SwellingIce the area.If you were stung on your arm or leg, elevate it.Remove any tight-fitting jewelry from the area of the sting. As it swells, rings or bracelets might become hard to get off.Treat SymptomsFor pain, take an over-the-counter painkiller like acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Do not give aspirin to anyone under age 18.For itchiness, take an antihistamine. You can also apply a mixture of baking soda and water or calamine lotion.Follow-UpIt might take 2-5 days for the area to heal. Keep it clean to prevent infection.
If the person does have severe allergy symptoms (anaphylaxis): Call 911
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment
Bee Sting Treatment

Painful Bee Sting Therapy

Bee Therapy

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