Does a bee stinger disappear when it gets into the flesh?

No, if you don't disinfect the thorn in time, pull it out. Then the infection will become more and more serious.

It will not disappear, and a little thorn will be visible on the surface when it gets into the meat, but in this case, the doctor needs to take it out with a professional instrument.

It will not go away, you must go to the hospital for treatment, so that the doctor can get the stinger out of the wound, if you don't treat it, it will always grow in the flesh.

It's not going away. Instead, the toxin can enter your body and cause your organs to fail, which can have a significant impact.

No. If you are accidentally stung by a bee, you can pull out the bee needle, and in order to reduce the further release of venom in **, the poison needle should be taken out in time.

First check whether there are no bee needles left in the affected area, and then take out the bee needles with the help of tweezers and other instruments, if the bee needles are broken and a small piece is left, you can use the embroidery needle to pick out or take out the adhesive tape sticking method, and then use iodine or alcohol to clean and disinfect the surface.

The texture of the bee needle is relatively hard, it is difficult to disappear on its own, and it needs to be removed with tweezers.

Why don't you pull it out? As far as I know, the needles are very large, and you have to think that they are the organs of bees.

You can use vinegar, human milk, wind oil essence, cool oil, etc. to remove bee venom, but remember not to use red syrup or iodine wine, which will not only not **, but will aggravate the swelling. Apply some vinegar to neutralize and reduce toxicity, which can play a pain-relieving role, and apply ice cubes to the sting area, which can also reduce pain and swelling.

It should be fine, I've also been stung by bees, just smeared with royal jelly.

It's okay, you don't need to pull it out! The thorns will be digested by the phagocytes and excreted from the body!

You can see it.

When the bee stings you, there is a hook in front of its needle that can't be pulled out, so it pulls off the tail and leaves it on your **, and there is a hook in front of the bee's needle to hook your **, which you can see.

The common domestic bee is the bee, if it is larger than the bee, it should be a wasp or wasp or something. Only bees are stinging and stinging tend to remain in the body, in this case, there should be no bee stings left in the body.

The main danger lies in the sting, some people are susceptible to severe allergies, and there will be a small probability of life danger, as long as there is no severe allergy in the early stage, the later boiling will slowly get better. You can also consult your doctor to prescribe some anti-allergy medicines. Warm compresses can be applied at a later stage.

The stinging tail spines of bees, also known as stingers, are deformed ovipositor tubes of hymenopteran insects. It is composed of the main body of the stinging needle, the guide groove, and the needle sheath. From the venom glands inside the abdomen, venom is injected into hostile animals.

The composition of bee venom is called bee toxin, also known as bee venom peptide, which is a complex mixture of peptides, active enzymes, biogenic amines, carbohydrates and other substances in addition to 80% 88% water.

It depends on what kind of bee it is, but it's generally poisonous, and for people, if it weren't for a lot of stings, it wouldn't seem to be life-threatening.

After the bee stung a person, the sting needle in the abdomen of the bee contains two sensory needles, each of which has 10 small barbs, and the function of the sensory needle is to continuously push the needle shaft in the stinging needle into the human body, so that the needle will be pierced deeper and deeper. Because of these barbs, the bee cannot pull out the sting needle after stinging, and can only separate the entire sting needle and its base with the hook from the bee body. As a result, the bee body is maimed and killed.

The bees mentioned here refer only to worker bees. Because drones do not have stingers, the queen bee has stingers, but the queen bee stays in the hive most of the time, and generally does not sting, even if it stings, it does not necessarily appear that the tail of the worker bee is separated from the bee body, because the barbs on the sting needle of the queen bee are fewer and smaller than those of the worker bee.

In addition, the stinging needles of wasps and other species can be reused, and the structure is different from that of bees, so they do not die after stinging.

Of course it will die, the sting of the bee is a barb, and it is strange that there is no way to pull out the internal organs after stinging. After the bee stings, it does not return to the nest, flies to a small hole in the corner or other place, and dies soon after.

A bee will die quickly after stinging, so it will not sting easily unless it is very dangerous.

Bees will definitely die, but Ma Feng will not die, my family has bees.

This is certain and not explained.

Elementary school students know it.

Do bees know that they will die if they sting?

After being stung by a bee, you can't find the stinger, it may be that the stinger is not left in the **, so you should rinse it with soapy water to relieve the acidity of the venom, as well as the symptoms of swelling and pain. Then use iodophor for local disinfection, do not scratch with your hands** to avoid infection.

It's possible that the stab accidentally fell off, so you have to pay attention to this, anyway, go to the hospital early, in case something bad happens, it will be troublesome.