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Doctors recommend that you wear long clothes and long pants when you go outdoors in the near future, do not wear bright clothes, and do not spray strong perfume on your body. When you encounter a wasp sting, immediately squat down with your head in your hands, cover the exposed part with clothing, and seek medical attention in time even if you are stung one or two times.

The doctor said that when the mother was sent, there were many places where she was bitten by a wasp, and due to the poisoning reaction directly caused by the absorption of a large amount of toxins, there were also severe allergies on the mother's body.

Take protective measures for outdoor activities, wear long pants and long sleeves, avoid going to places with dense trees, and do not spray pungent perfume; When encountering a hornet, stay calm and crouch with your head in your hands.

Wasps are very poisonous, and two or three may not pose much danger to people, but in the face of the sting of a group of wasps, it will cause fatal damage to people, and there are not a few people who are stung to death by wasps every year.

Doctors remind everyone to seek medical attention in time after being stung by bees**, because some bee venom is very deadly, and you should not let your guard down.

It's not going to die.

Bee venom mainly contains formic acid, nerve toxin, and histamine. After a person is stung, it is mainly local severe pain, burning, redness and swelling or blister formation. After being stung by a swarm of bees or a wasp with high virulence, the symptoms are more severe, and dizziness, headache, chills, fever, irritability, spasms and syncope may occur.

Rarely, laryngeal edema, wheezing, vomiting, abdominal pain, increased heart rate, decreased blood pressure, shock, and coma may occur. After being stung by a bee, the following methods can be used to give first aid:

1.Immediately find the bee needle in the stung area and remove it, and then cupping to suck out the poison juice to reduce the absorption of the toxin.

2.Wash topically with 3 ammonia, 5 sodium bicarbonate solution or soapy water. For wasp stings, it is not necessary to apply medicine, but to apply acetic acid or vinegar topically.

3.You can apply Nantong snake medicine around the wound or mash one of the following herbs for external application, such as purple lily, lobelia, seven-leaf flower, dandelion, etc.

Critically ill patients with mental disorders, dyspnea or hematuria should be sent to the hospital as soon as possible**.

I've seen wasps sting people and not dying, and the person who was stung immediately had a big swollen bag on his hand, and I didn't find any thorns on it, I don't know what the reason is. Later the hornets flew away.

After checking the information, I learned that the wasp stings themselves will not die, and its stings can be used repeatedly, but the stings of bees have barbs, and the stingers will bring out their own internal organs.

This is because the hornet's barbs pull the entrails out, which causes the hornet to die.

The stinging needle is composed of a dorsal stabbing needle and two abdominal stabbing needles, followed by large and small venom glands and internal organs, the tip of the abdominal stinging needle has several small reverse fishing, when the hornet stinging needle crab human body **, and then pull out the stinging needle, because the small barb is firmly hooked, so the stinging needle and a part of the internal organs also fall off together, so the hornet will die.

These little bees sting for self-protection, and they don't end up well when they're sting, and then they're going to die. Why is that?

Wasp stinging will not die after stinging, I have not heard of the hornet sting after death, wasp stinging will be more serious symptoms of stinging death, after being stung by the wasp to the hospital in time to reduce the pain or death. When a bee stings a person, the tail needle cannot be pulled out due to the barb, resulting in the internal organs and needles remaining on the human body, and the bee loses its internal organs and dies.

Yes, but the probability is not high, if it is only a small number of sting, the average person will not have much problem being stung, but there are exceptions, such as allergic to wasp venom, or the hornet just pricked your nerves.

Hornets don't die when they sting, bees do.

There is an old man in the village who was playing on a tree in a courtyard in the village, and the hornet's nest fell and was stung to death by a wasp**Will you compensate?

Experts say that the tail of the wasp has a venom needle more than a centimeter long, and the root of the venom needle is connected to the venom gland in the body, which can secrete venom, and the non-venom gland cover on the wasp stinger can sting people many times, and the venom will be injected into the human body many times in a row, and the venom will flow quickly to the whole body along the human capillaries and lymphatic vessels.

The toxins contained in wasps include:

1. Histamine, serotonin, bradykinin, hyaluronidase, etc. will mainly cause patients to be allergic, with rash, erythema, itching and pain, and then chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, sharp drop in blood pressure, and anaphylactic shock; Some people have symptoms of laryngeal edema, difficulty breathing, and even death by suffocation.

2. It is hemolytic toxin, which is similar to poisoning after being bitten by a snake, resulting in rhabdomyolysis, and the patient's urine is soy sauce-colored, and there will be obvious kidney failure and severe liver damage.

3. It is a neurotoxin, which will affect the function of the patient's nervous system, leading to confusion and even coma.

In view of the above-mentioned toxins contained in wasps, after a person is stung by a bee, there will be redness, swelling, pain, and burning sensation locally, and there may also be blisters, ecchymosis, and regional lymphadenopathy, which will disappear on their own within a few hours to a few days.

It is precisely because of the toxins carried by the wasps themselves that some people are not stung by wasps in time, resulting in death.

There is a person in my hometown who died for Hornet, went to the town hospital hospital, and asked him to transfer to the county hospital, and it was useless to transfer to the county hospital, so he could only wait for death, and the whole head was stung, which was super terrifying.

We all know that the wasp is a very terrible creature, and after the hornet is stung, it is immediately red, swollen, painful, and even petechiae and necrosis; When the eye is stung, the pain is severe, tearing, red and swollen, and corneal ulcers can occur. Systemic symptoms include dizziness, headache, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, irritability, and increased blood pressure, which generally disappear within a few hours to a few days; In severe cases, lethargy, generalized edema, oliguria, coma, hemolysis, myocarditis, hepatitis, acute renal failure, and shock may occur. Some people who are allergic to bee venom can manifest as urticaria, anaphylactic shock, etc.

Coupled with the fact that the resistance of pregnant women decreases during pregnancy, it can lead to death if not treated promptly.

Wasp is also called wasp, its tail has a poisonous needle, the length can reach more than ten millimeters, the venom gland at the root of the poisonous needle secretes venom, venom toxin more, can also sting people many times, the venom is stung after the human body capillaries and lymphatic vessels flow quickly to the whole body, resulting in allergies, chest tightness, shortness of breath, sharp drop in blood pressure, etc., and even anaphylactic shock and even death. When people go out to play in autumn, it is easy to alarm the wasps, in case they are stung, they must treat the wound, and it is best to go to the hospital for medical treatment and detoxification.

Because the venom of the wasp can cause severe allergic reactions in the human body, it can be life-threatening if it is not treated in time.

Because there is a bee venom in the hornet, this bee venom is very toxic, if we are stung by a wasp, we should go to the hospital immediately, because this poison can be fatal.

Because bee venom is a very powerful toxin, it will cause great damage to the liver, kidneys, heart and other organs, and will also cause hemolysis symptoms, so that the liver and kidney function will fail symptoms, and if the treatment is not timely, it will also cause suffocation and even death.

Because wasps secrete two toxins, blood toxin and nerve toxin, after a hornet stings a person, it will cause liver and kidney failure. Some people have an allergic reaction to wasps, which can be life-threatening if they are injured.

Because when a wasp stings a person, it will be discharged containing nervous or blood toxins, some people will become swollen or have allergic symptoms if they have good resistance, and some people with poor resistance will cause organ failure in the body, and in severe cases, they will die of shock.

Don't take it lightly, as long as you are not stung by a poisonous bee in time, there is no big problem, if you are stung, chest tightness, wheezing, you must give first aid, otherwise your life will be in danger.

The venom excreted when a wasp stings contains nervous or hematologic toxins, which have a significant impact on the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, and in severe cases, it produces a state of shock.

Hornets carry bee venom in their bodies, and people will have symptoms such as swelling and fever after being stung, and if they can't dispose of the wasp needles in the first time after being stung by a hornet colony, they will always release toxins.

Wasps are all poisonous, different people have different immunity to different toxins, some people may be fine, some people will be very serious if they are stung, so even if they have minor injuries, they should go to the hospital.

Because bee venom is very toxic, blood-soluble, and particularly damaging to the liver, kidneys and heart, and there is no specific antidote now, it is particularly troublesome.

Because many wasps are very poisonous, for example, there is a yellow-headed wasp that is called a "killer bee", because of its large size, it will release huge toxicity after stinging, causing death.

Because bee venom is very powerful, extremely blood-soluble, and extremely damaging to organ function, and there is no specific antidote in medicine at present.

Because the wasp itself has a certain danger, compared to the bee, if the wound is not properly treated, it is easy to bring danger to the human body, and you should seek medical attention in time**.

Because it is highly toxic. The hornet that stings the mother is highly poisonous, and if not treated in time after being stung, it will damage the body.

The tail needle of the wasp mainly contains formic acid, neurotoxin and histamine, which can cause local swelling, fatigue and even difficulty breathing in people with allergies.

The consequences of wasp stings vary, if it is sensitive skin, there will be a very serious reaction after being stung, and in severe cases, it will be locally swollen, fatigue and even difficulty breathing, threatening life.

Because being stung by a wasp can cause tissue necrosis, wasps contain toxins that can cause fever, headache, nausea and other symptoms, and the consequences are very serious.

Because the venom of the wasp is very poisonous, and once its venom enters the human body, the human body may be greatly affected.

In the wilderness, wear long-sleeved clothes and trousers, do not wear brightly colored clothes, do not go to wooded places, do not wear perfume, wear a hat with a mask, and pay attention to hand protection.

Observe your surroundings in the wilderness and try to detour around some of the denser jungles.

Wear dark clothes and no makeup, etc. Because the wasp is colorblind, it is less likely to be detected when wearing dark clothing; And cosmetics have a fragrant smell, which will make it mistake it for flowers.

Avoid passing through unattended grass where wasps are prone to appear. If you spot a wasp, don't disturb it and take a detour. When walking, be observant at all times.

When going out in the wild, try to wear light-colored clothing. When eating, don't eat foods with strong flavors, otherwise it is easy to attract wasps. If you have attracted one or two bees, try to stay still and wait for them to leave.

Hornets do not deliberately hurt people, unless someone poses a threat to them, such as someone takes a hive and they can't find a home and will attack people nearby, so try not to get close to the grass outside, and pay attention to the place where there is a hive.

I think it's good not to mess with wasps, usually hornets don't actively attack people, so the best way to prevent wasp stings is to stay away from the hornet's nest.

First of all, don't go to a place with a lot of grass, especially don't poke people's honeycombs. Usually if you don't provoke these bees, it won't bite you.

The most important point is that you must not take the initiative to provoke the hornet, as long as you do not take the initiative to provoke them, the hornets will not attack humans. Another point is to wrap yourself tightly and make sure not to carry too many sweets.

First of all, don't poke the hornet's nest. If the hornet's nest does not move, the hornet will not catch people. If there are wasps, find some clothes to drape on.

Bee venom can cause death to cattle, let alone people, so people are advised not to poke the hornet's nest. Killer bees are not for nothing. A serious bee sting is fatal, and there is no cure.

Systemic allergies, shock, blood poisoning, central nervous system poisoning, and acute kidney failure are all fatal pathological reactions, which are more painful than snake and scorpion poisoning.

Really, some bee venom is really poisonous, and bees attack in large groups, and it is very difficult for people to protect themselves. Be sure to go to the hospital for observation after being attacked by bees.

As a biotoxin, bee venom is very powerful, causing great damage to the heart, liver, and kidneys, and there is no specific drug that can detoxify it. After the toxin enters the body, it will cause allergies, and if the allergy is not treated in time, it will suffocate to death in a short time; Hemolysis can also occur, and red blood cells can rupture, causing liver and kidney failure.

Bee venom is an animal toxin that hornets have evolved to form a kind of self-defense** - bee needles, which are used to attack other insects or animals that invade or even humans, causing them to die after mental paralysis.

There are many kinds of bee venomHighly toxic ingredients, such as melitin, tropeppin, melitopeptide, these substances will cause great damage to the human nervous system, and may also damage the human respiratory systemCardiovascular system.

Bee venom is a very, very powerful biotoxin, bee venom will quickly integrate into the blood after being stung by bees, it has a strong blood solubility, great damage to people's kidneys and liver, ** difficult, if it causes allergies will be more tricky.

Yes, some wasps are very poisonous, and if you don't pay attention to missing the detoxification time at first, you may not be able to save them.