Will bees, wasps, and earth bees die after stinging?

Bees are divided into bees, wasps, hornets and earth bees. Female bees have venomous glands and stings on their tails. The honey needle is a deformed ovipositor that can be injected with venom into the human body.

The female bee's stinger still has a reverse hook on it, and after piercing the human body, some of it remains in the wound. Wasp stings do not remain in the wound, but wasps are more serious than bee stings. The venom glands and stinging needles of drones do not hurt.

Bee venom mainly contains formic acid, nerve toxin, and histamine. After a person is stung, it is mainly caused by severe local pain, burning, redness, 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, cramps 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 stinged area and remove it, and then cupping to suck out the poison juice to reduce the absorption of toxins.

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 hospital as soon as possible**.

The bee will die, its sting will break in the human body, and the hornet will not die, its sting is constant.

Why does a bee die after it stings? After reading it, I finally know.

1. After being stung by a wasp, there will be no death under normal circumstances, but there will be redness, swelling, heat, pain and other manifestations in the local ** of the stinging of the wasp, and some will appear erythema, blisters, and even necrosis of local tissues.

2. Of course, there are also a small number of people who are stung by the wasp, and there will be serious systemic adverse reactions, such as erythema, wheals, severe itching, etc., and even some patients will have dizziness, nausea, vomiting, dyspnea, abdominal pain, diarrhea, laryngeal edema, blood pressure drop, and even life-threatening. In addition, some patients may cause damage to multiple organs and multiple organ functions, or even disorders, which can also be life-threatening. Therefore, after being stung by a wasp, it is still necessary to pay close attention to it, and once the symptoms of the whole body appear, go to a regular hospital as soon as possible.

A wasp will not die after stinging. The hornet's stinger is slender and can be brought out smoothly after stinging. Although their "combat power" decreases after each sting, they recover after a period of rest and are not life-threatening.

The bee is not so lucky, the bee's sting needle has a barb, and after the sting, the sting needle will remain in the person's ** and cannot be pulled out. The stinging of bees is connected to the internal organs, and the internal organs are also pulled out along with the stinging after stinging, so bees sting people are at the cost of their lives, they can only sting people once in their lives, and they will die soon after stinging.