How can I prevent bee stings? How to get stung by a bee?

Silent rain Ruoyi level 52010-07-10Beekeepers have a good way to prevent bee stings, some use smoke, some wear nets, and some wear isolation gowns. But these methods are cumbersome.

Especially in the summer, it's too hot. I'm going to talk about a little trick, which is very simple, it is to apply a few times on your hands with a "hygiene ball" before inspecting the bee colony, which is very good for preventing bee stings. When taking rape honey.

Western bees are very good at stinging in which season, beekeepers mainly wear masks, but their hands are unprotected, and Western bees sometimes sting their hands. It is also simple and effective in preventing Western bees from stinging their hands.

Follow-up: ....It's not bee keeping, I'm talking about how to keep bees from getting close when I go to learn farming. (without protective tools).

Bees don't like the smell of gasoline.

The bee is most afraid of foam because its wings will fall off once they get into the foam because they are too heavy. I remember watching a documentary on TV that said that the smoke that seemed to contain the smell of almond oil was a very annoying smell for bees.

So you'd better find some almond oil and try it around there. What bees are most afraid of is the "sulfur smell" such as fireworks, fuses, and the smell emitted, whether it is wasps or bees, they are all frightened! Break some garlic and put it next to you.

To spray insecticides, you can buy an insecticidal aerosol containing pyrethroids, cover your body with protective clothing, and spray the insecticide at each honeycomb inlet as instructed on the label, again after an interval of one or two weeks.

Users can use fire to burn, first pack themselves tightly, wrap them, and then choose to use a torch to burn the bees to death in the afternoon, and you can also find the fire brigade.

Precautions for gourd bees stinging.

After being stung by a bee, use a needle or tweezers to pick out the sting, but do not squeeze it so that the remaining toxins do not enter the body. Then apply ammonia, soda or urine to the stinged area to neutralize the toxicity. A towel soaked in cold water can be applied to the wound to reduce swelling and pain. Go to the hospital after a simple treatment.

In mild cases, there is a petechiae in the center of erythema, papules or rubella, burning sensation and stinging. If you are asymptomatic 20 minutes after the sting, you can rest assured. In severe cases, the wound is flushed, swollen, blistered, locally severe pain or itching, fever, headache, nausea and vomiting, irritability, convulsions, and coma.

After a person is stung by a bee, the reaction can be mild local redness, swelling, pain, burning sensation, and some can also have water cells, ecchymosis, and local lymphadenopathy. It usually disappears on its own after a few hours or a day or two. Of course, more serious or bee venom allergies can include urticaria, rhinitis, swollen lips and eyelids, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc.

If you are stung by a bee, first of all, carefully inspect the wound to see if there is a stinger left on the **, the stinger is a black head, if there is one, you must pull it out first. Because the venom of bees is acidic, you can use some alkaline solutions to wash the wound, such as soapy water or 3% ammonia, or 5% sodium bicarbonate solution, salt water and other wound washes. If it is stung by a wasp, it should be washed with vinegar, or fresh purslane can be washed and squeezed into juice and applied to the wound.

In addition, you can take some anti-allergic drugs such as a tablet of oxysiramine, once a day, and if the symptoms are severe, you should be sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. 1. Pluck out bee stingers.

There are barbs on the stingers of honey bees, and the stingers are often trapped in the ** after stinging; When nursing, first check whether there is any residual stinger in the **, and carefully remove it after it is found. Once glued with adhesive tape, remove or pull out the thorns with tweezers. If the stinger is pierced and the venom cyst is attached, it cannot be picked up with forceps, so as not to squeeze the venom sac and the stinger into the venom and aggravate the reaction, and the venom sac and stinger can only be picked out with a thin knife tip or needle.

Cupping can also be done after the bee needle is unplugged, which can suck out the poison juice and reduce the body's absorption of toxins.

2. Eliminate venom.

Honey bee venom is acidic and can be cleaned with soapy water, 3% ammonia, and 5% 10% sodium bicarbonate solution. After applying the stinger with iodine tincture **2 4 times. Since iodine tincture kills pathogenic microorganisms around the wound and destroys biotoxins.

For wasp stings, acetic acid or vinegar can be applied topically without medication, or fresh purslane juice can be squeezed onto the wound.

If there is Nantong snake medicine (Jide belly snake medicine), it can be dissolved in warm water, and then dissolved around the wound, or it can be used to wet the affected area with drugs such as Zijin Hua or Liushen Pill, which has the effects of detoxification, pain relief and swelling. You can also choose any kind of mashed external application, such as purple lily, lobelia, seven-leaf flower, dandelion, etc.

3. Treatment of pain, local redness and swelling.

Lidocaine 2% and dexamethasone injection can be used around the affected area and injected subcutaneously 1 time; When the limb is stung, reduce activity and apply a cold compress with ice packs to reduce toxin absorption.

4. Nursing of patients with anaphylactic shock.

There is often no absolute relationship between anaphylactic shock and the amount of bee venom, and even a single sting can cause severe anaphylactic shock, which occurs under the premise that the body is more sensitive. In anaphylactic shock, intravenous access should be established quickly, and infusion can improve systemic and local circulation, while diluting and promoting toxin excretion. If there is an allergic reaction, you can take 1 tablet of risiramine 1 time a day; or poxyamine 4 mg 3 times a day.

Patients with severe symptoms should be taken to the hospital as soon as possible**.

After being stung by a bee, the following measures should be taken:

1. Local treatment of injury: If the residual bee stinger is found during the local treatment of the injury, it should be pulled out immediately, and the venom should be squeezed out at the local bite site, which may reduce the absorption of venom as much as possible, which is of great help to the recovery of the disease in the later stage. In addition, if there is ulceration in the injured area, cleaning and debridement treatment should be taken, which can be rinsed with clean water or alkaline water such as soapy water.

2. Actively treat systemic symptoms: after bee sting, there will be damage to the central nervous system, respiratory tract and kidneys, and should be actively treated.

3. To prevent and allergies: some patients have allergic reactions to the venom of bees, which can be manifested as asthma and other life-threatening in severe cases.

Bee stings do have a great danger, especially when encountering bee venom allergies can really be fatal, once the allergy must be nearby medical attention, if it is only red, swollen and itchy as much as possible to get wet, generally three days will be fine. Bee stings are actually good for the human body, there are special apitherapy clinics in the city that are dedicated to bee stings, if you are not allergic, it is just red and swollen and does not cause much harm to the human body.

If the behavior of beekeepers endangers the public interest and violates the relevant provisions of the "Measures for the Administration of Beekeeping" (Announcement No. 1692 of the Ministry of Agriculture). Article 15 of the Measures clearly states: "In principle, bee farms for bee transfer shall be spaced at a distance of more than 1,000 meters, and keep an appropriate distance from residential areas and roads."

Being stung by a bee is generally fine, and it has certain benefits for the human body, but wasps are different, and they are too toxic. The venom of the wasp is weakly alkaline, which means that it should be cleaned with a weakly acidic solution such as vinegar only after being stung by the wasp. Therefore, your wound is not rubbed with vinegar, but washed with water and healed over time.

In the process of breeding bees, wasps are also the biggest natural enemies of bees, in the summer and autumn season, is the most vigorous time for wasp reproduction, but also the season of depletion of honey sources, at this time, wasps will also be unable to collect nectar, so as to invade and harass bees, bees will be bitten to death, or escape bees, if it is in the mountains and forests, or in the place where the disaster is tolerated, the method of fire must not be used, so that it is easy to cause disasters, but to use the way of poisoning, when poisoning, Dichlorvos can be adhered to the cotton ball, and then find a way to stuff the cotton ball into the wasp's nest, and after a day or so, <>

Since wasps mainly feed on carrion (protein bait) and rotten fruit (fermented sweet bait), they can be lured by food bait. Through experiments, it was found that wasps can be entrapped with fermented syrup or honey, and edible vinegar can also be added to syrup or honey, and the best trapping effect is ripe grape juice.

Bring protective gear. The little bees have special protective equipment. This greatly reduces the possibility of being stung and requires skilled technique.

After being stung by a poisonous bee, applying ammonia to the affected area is basically ineffective, because histamine with bee venom cannot be neutralized with ammonia.

Wasps are venomous, but bees are not. After being stung by a bee, the severed thorn should also be removed first. Unlike wasps, ammonia, baking soda or soapy water can be applied to the wound.

If you are asymptomatic 20 minutes after being stung by a bee, you can rest assured.

Cleaning: Once stung by a bee, wash the wound with lukewarm, soapy water, salt water, sugar water, and fresh urine when there is no water. If there is a residual sting in the wound, it should be removed immediately.

Application: kaleido-e-hoc, safflower oil, green ointment, etc. Ginger, garlic, purslane (a wild vegetable), etc., can also be mashed and chewed and applied to the wound.

Seek medical attention: If you have symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, irritability, fever, etc., you should go to the hospital immediately**.

If the itching is severe, gently brush with a brush until it is no longer itchy, and the itching problem can be completely solved in 3-5 minutes; Common sense of life.

If the pain is severe, apply a cold compress for 1-2 hours to feel that the pain symptoms are significantly relieved; If the ** becomes a hard lump, press there at the same time as the hot compress to make the ** become normal, continue the hot compress for about 15 minutes, and it will be able to completely**;

If the swelling is severe, press the swollen position, hold down one place, and continue to press hard, the force can immediately relieve the swelling, do not need to press to the extent that the bone is painful, one place is swollen, continue to the next place, until the entire swollen part is obviously swollen, and then hot compress for 1-2 hours or pressure bandaging can be done, 2-3 times a day, 3-5 days can be completely reduced;

If there is a wound or scratch **, apply it with talcum powder and gently squeeze it to make it dry and smooth, 3-5 times a day, 2-3 days can be basic**.

1. Bee stings must be pulled out first, be careful when pulling out, can not be pulled out directly by hand, to avoid infection, you can use tweezers to pull out the stinger.

2. After picking out the thorns, apply saline and soapy water to the affected area to relieve itching and sterilization. Prepare a basin first, put soap powder or salt water in it, stir well, and slowly wash the soapy water or salt water to the wound with your hands, about four times a day, which can achieve the effect of reducing swelling and relieving itching.

3. After sterilization, it is to apply medicine, if it is far away from home, you can find some wild vegetables in the mountains with saliva to rub and apply the affected area.

4. If it is very close to home, you can go home and apply safflower oil and ointment to the affected area to relieve itching. Rising Sail Town.

5. If there is no safflower oil in the house, you can mash garlic and ginger and apply it to the affected area. Garlic juice rubbed on the wound may have a good analgesic effect and can relieve rapid swelling of wounds.

6. If you are stung by a bee, quickly apply honey to the wound to reduce swelling and prevent the wound from swelling.

7. If it is in the wild, you can mash dandelion grass and apply it to the affected area, it is best to tie it with a small cloth, and do not take it off for a day, and the noise can also achieve the effect of reducing swelling.

8. If the swelling is very severe, you must seek medical attention. Take anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor to reduce swelling.