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Anonymous users2024-02-12The 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**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11In mild cases after being stung by a bee, the wound is marked with erythema, papules or rubella with a petechiae in the center, and there is a 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.
People with specific constitution are allergic to bee venom, and can quickly develop facial and eyelid swelling, urticaria, laryngeal edema, abdominal pain and diarrhea, dyspnea, blood pressure drop, delirium and other anaphylactic shock, and eventually die due to respiratory and circulatory failure.
Here's how to deal with it:
1) Don't be nervous and stay calm.
2) If the stinger penetrates the **, pull out the stinger first.
3) Use soapy water, 3 ammonia, 5 10 sodium bicarbonate water, salt water, sugar water to wash the wound.
4) Apply fresh human milk to the wound several times a day.
5) Gyokuro powder or chrysanthemum leaves mashed dressing.
6) Wasp stings, you can wash them with vinegar or fresh purslane, squeeze the juice and smear them.
7) Mash the garlic or ginger to extract the juice and apply it to the affected area.
8) Use fresh dandelion, purple lily, seven-leaf flower, lobelia, etc., wash and mash, and apply it around the wound, with good effect.
9) About 2 cm away from the area around the stabbing wound, apply a circle of melted Nantong snake tablets, which has the effects of detoxification, pain relief and swelling.
10) Apply cucumber juice to the affected area, several times a day, to relieve pain and reduce swelling.
11) 30 grams of leeks, washed, mashed like mud, and compressed to the affected area.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Because a bee bites an acid, it can be neutralized with alkaline substances such as soapy water.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Purslane is also very good, it relieves pain, and it can reduce swelling.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Why do you have to be so complicated.
Pulled out the bee's sting. Apply some soy sauce to the wound. Ensure that the medicine is cured.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Cut the meat and braise it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Little sister, you are very strong, big brother, I am sure of you. Of course, you have to see surgery or neurology.
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