What should I do if I am bitten by a bee? 40

The bee's tail has a hard stinger that connects to the internal organs of its body, which produce toxins called venom glands. When we are stung by a bee, the venom will flow down the sting into our body, causing redness, swelling, heat and pain in the sting, and sometimes poisoning, causing symptoms such as dizziness, fever, shortness of breath and nausea. In order to reduce the pain and avoid poisoning, the hard sting can be removed from the wound site in order to reduce the pain and avoid poisoning.

If the wound is on the limbs, you can use a rope to tie it tightly above the wound to prevent the venom from flowing down the blood flow to other places, and then use your hands or other instruments to squeeze the venom out of the wound, and after some of the blood is outflowed, loosen the rope, apply the wound with thick soapy water or alkaline water, or wash the wound with ammonia and baking soda, so that the acidic venom is neutralized by the alkaline liquid, so that the symptoms of the wound can be slightly reduced. Once stung by a tiger wasp, poisonous scorpion or other poisonous insects, it is also safe and correct to use this method for emergency treatment and then send to the hospital**.

In fact, being bitten by a bee is a little good for the human body, but there will also be a little redness or itching, you can ignore it can also be fine after two, if you want to be fast, go to the pharmacy to buy a kind of painkiller nail to rub in the bitten place, don't care too much, I have been bitten many times.

It's good to get some urine and apply it, the soil method is very useful.

Stung by a bee, if there is a bee needle left on the **, it should be pulled out immediately to prevent allergies and shock, and then wash it repeatedly with soda or soapy water, and then you can apply some aloe vera gel or astringent pain-relieving ointment. In addition, it can be symptomatic depending on the specific condition**.

If you are stung by a bee, you should not be nervous, you should keep calm, the bee venom is acidic, use soapy water, or 5%-10% sodium bicarbonate solution to clean the wound, and then apply disinfectant such as iodophor iodine tincture and other local pain can be given pain relief around the patient, reduce the activity of the limbs, and place ice packs to reduce venom absorption.

After being stung by a bee, there will be redness, swelling and pain in the stinging area, in which case mineral water can be applied to reduce swelling, and oral antihistamines can be used**. Such as chlorpheniramine, cyproheptadine, cetirizine, ebastine, etc., can alleviate the symptoms of insect bite dermatitis caused by bee stings. If the redness and swelling of the stung area are severe, accompanied by dizziness and nausea, you need to go to the hospital for treatment by a doctor.

This is a more dangerous situation to avoid delaying the disease.

In summary, patients with mild symptoms can be treated with wet compresses and oral antihistamines, and severe patients need to go to the hospital in time to be treated by doctors to avoid delaying the condition.

Stay away from the hive and pull out the stinger. 2. Find out whether it was stung by a bee. The treatment of bee and wasp stings is different, bee venom is acidic, you can use soapy water, baking soda; The venom of the wasp is alkaline and can be cleaned with vinegar.

3. The symptoms after being bitten by bees vary from person to person, generally speaking, the wound will appear local redness, swelling, heat and pain, sometimes accompanied by itching, and severe systemic symptoms such as dizziness and headache, large-scale rash throughout the body, dizziness and difficulty breathing. If there are only local symptoms, it is enough to apply topical drugs after cleaning the wound, and once systemic symptoms appear, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time. Generally, it can recover within 3 days after being stung by a bee.

Don't be overly nervous.

After being stung by a bee, you should immediately check whether there is a sting, if there is a stinger should be carefully removed and squeezed out of the venom, the bee venom is acidic, you can use soapy water, 5 sodium bicarbonate solution or 3 light ammonia water and other weak lye to wash the wound to neutralize the venom, topical cold water wet compress, swelling can be externally used 5 sodium bicarbonate and other cold wet compress or placed ice packs to reduce swelling and analgesia, external glucocorticoid ointment.

1. If the patient's sting is relatively superficial, only accompanied by local redness, swelling and pain, and does not cause symptoms such as subcutaneous effusion and pus. At this time, topical application of Jinhuangsan ointment can be given, and the vitality iodine gauze can be applied for 24 hours, and the local redness, swelling and pain of most patients can be absorbed and subsided by themselves. 2. If the patient is stung by a bee, the wound is accompanied by obvious swelling and subcutaneous empyema, and even systemic infection, chills, high fever and other poisoning symptoms.

At this point, the patient needs to be aggressively treated with cephalosporin antibiotics to fight the infection**. The injured area is cross-incised to remove the fluid and pus under the wound, and red light is given to irradiate to promote the absorption of local inflammation, granulation tissue proliferation, and reduce pain symptoms.

After being bitten by a bee, if you have allergies, swollen erythema, or obvious pain, then do not casually liniment anything, it is recommended to go to a professional hospital for examination and treatment, and let the doctor prescribe some medicine, so as to avoid more serious infections.

After being stung by a bee, it can be treated with ice, hormone-containing ointment, and if the patient is in severe pain, dexamethasone can be applied**.

Go to a clinic or hospital for treatment.

Pull out the thorn and wipe it off with ammonia.

Wash it with soapy water, it is alkaline. The poison of bees is acidic. It's going to be fine, don't worry. Just pull out the sting, no need to squeeze it.

It doesn't matter.

Wait 2 days and it will be fine.

Wash with soapy water. There is also a sassafras with garlic. It is mainly to reduce swelling and relieve pain.

1.Pull out the stinger in time, and then apply some **mosquito bite drugs topically, because the local ** tissue of the eyelid is relatively loose, so this part is more prone to edema, and it will be fine in about 3 days.

2.If necessary, use hormones to drip invenately, which will be quickly relieved, be careful not to get wet, so as not to get infected, it is recommended to go to the ** disease prevention and treatment hospital or the ** department of a regular hospital, and after diagnosis, under the guidance of a doctor**.

How to Operate:1Remove bee stingers: First check for stingers trapped in **. Pull out the thorn with tweezers, if the stinger is pierced and the venom cyst is attached, it cannot be picked up with tweezers, so as not to squeeze in the venom and aggravate the reaction, and only use the tip of a thin knife or needle to pick out the venom sac and the stinger.

2.Neutralize the venom: The bee venom is acidic, and the wound should be washed with soapy water, 3 ammonia, and 5% 10% sodium bicarbonate solution.

After pulling out the stinger, apply 2 to 4 times with iodine tincture. Iodine tincture has the effect of killing pathogenic microorganisms around the wound and destroying biotoxins.

3.Moist compresses on the affected area with medicines such as Zijin Bloom or Liushen Pill have the effects of detoxification, pain relief and swelling.

4.Treatment of local pain, redness and swelling: 2% lidocaine and dexamethasone injection can be used around the affected area, and subcutaneous injection at a ratio of 1 to 1 can be injected once a time; If the limb is stung, the activity should be reduced, and ice packs should be applied locally to reduce the absorption of toxins.

In case of a wasp sting, you can pick out the sting with a needle or tweezers, but do not pluck or squeeze it with your hands so that the remaining toxins do not enter the body.