I was stung by a bee this afternoon, but I couldn t find the stinger! What to do?

Hehe, the thorns don't necessarily stay on your hands. If it is left in your hands, it will definitely be seen. After a while, everything will be back to normal, don't worry. If you are stung, you can still fight cancer, hehe

It's okay.,I've also been stung.,At that time, I immediately applied honey and didn't even feel pain.,The landlord is mighty.,It's okay! \(o^)/~

After the bee stung a person, it will leave the tail spines in the body in the body, so it is generally possible to find the tail spines, but if you can't find them, you don't need to worry, you just need to do antibacterial treatment to accelerate local recovery.

The tail spines that remain in the body will be attacked by the immune system over time and eventually absorbed by the body. It will not cause any effect on the human body, and it will not form foreign body granulomas, so you can ignore this situation, just choose to use some alkaline liquid to clean the affected area, and take some antipyretic analgesics orally to relieve the patient's own pain.

At the same time, some mucopolysaccharide polysulfonate cream or compound heparin sodium cream can be applied to the surface to prevent scarring after obvious dermatitis.

1. If the poisonous needle of the bee is pierced into the **, it must be taken out, and the bee sting can be picked out with a needle or tweezers, but do not squeeze it, so as not to enter the body with the remaining toxins. The stinger could not be found and may have fallen out.

Second, the handling method:

1. Use ammonia, soda or even urine to smear the stinged area to neutralize the toxicity, and apply a towel soaked in cold water to the wound to reduce swelling and pain.

2. Apply ice cubes to the bite to reduce pain and swelling, and if the pain is severe, you can take some painkillers.

3. Doing local cold compresses can effectively reduce symptoms, relieve pain, and slowly absorb toxins and get better.

4. If there is a tendency to spread, there may be an allergic reaction, you can take some anti-allergic drugs, such as diphenhydramine, chlorpheniramine and other anti-allergic drugs, or go to the hospital for a check-up.

Apply some iodine or go to the emergency department to reduce the swelling.

It's okay, it's fine for three days at most, don't worry.

As long as it is a non-poisonous bee, it is good for the body if the swelling is reduced.

Rubbing garlic can reduce swelling and inflammation, and it will be fine in a few days, I have experienced it personally.

Spread some soy sauce, (rural soil method) is effective.

Touch some medicine all over the body, I wish you a speed**.

Efforts should be made to remove the stinger from the skin. If it is a bee sting, its venom is mostly acidic, and it can be coated with 10% ammonia or soapy water, but on the contrary, you can only go to the hospital for treatment.

Bees generally do not take the initiative to invade humans, if they are accidentally stung by bees, what should we do? If it was just a domestic honey sting, the local part would not be so serious, apply some alkaline soap, or grit your teeth and it will pass. However, if you have symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, irritability, fever, etc., your problem is serious and you should go to the hospital immediately**.

If you can't pull it out, you must go to the doctor and take it out with the help of a doctor, because it may lead to allergies, inflammation problems, and if the stinger is not pulled out, it may lead to local inflammation.

What to do if you get stung by a bee.

Bees are different from wasps, they are very different before, bee stings are treated with alkaline, and wasp stings are treated with acid. What we often encounter in the wild is wasps, so keep the acidic treatment in mind.

What to do if you are stung by a bee.

1. After being stung by a poisonous bee, applying ammonia to the affected area is ineffective at all, because histamine with bee venom cannot be neutralized with ammonia.

2 Wasps are poisonous, but bees are not poisonous. After being stung by a bee, the severed thorn should also be removed first. Unlike wasps, ammonia, baking soda or soapy water can be applied to the wound.

3. Cleaning: Once stung by a bee, use warm water, soapy water or salt water, sugar water to clean the wound, and fresh urine can also be used when there is no water. If there is a residual sting in the wound, it should be removed immediately.

4. Coating: Wanhua oil, safflower oil, green ointment, etc. Ginger, garlic, purslane, a wild vegetable, etc., are also mashed and chewed and applied to the wound.

Seek medical attention: If you have headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, irritability, fever and other manifestations, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

Hello, it is recommended to rinse immediately with soapy water, and then go to the hospital to find a doctor.