What if you get stung by a wild bee?

Serious allergic reactions may occur if they are not treated in time after being stung by bees, especially wasps or wasps in the wild, which are bigger and more toxic than ordinary bees. If you are not treated in time after being stung by these wild bees, poisoning reactions and allergic reactions may occur, which may lead to the death of the poisoned person.

Therefore, we must have a sense of protection outdoors, try not to stay under flowering trees or climb trees. When you meet wild bees outdoors, you must avoid them as soon as possible and don't provoke them. If you are accidentally stung by an outdoor wild bee, don't panic and be calm. Try to calm down and deal with it as soon as possible. So what should I do if I get stung by a wild bee?

First, check the wound carefully to see if there is any tail needle residue of wild bees in the wound. The naked eye can see that there is a small black head in the skin, and the stung place will be white and swollen, with a thin tail thorn in the middle. Don't press the wound with your hand. The correct way is to squeeze with two thumb nails at a place slightly away from acupuncture, so that the tail needle is exposed as much as possible, and then pull it out with a needle or tweezers.

If you are in the wild and don't have tweezers and needles, you can also look around for a bush with fine needles and find a hard thorn on it to pick up the tail needle before using it. Jing? Some shrub leaves are mashed and applied to the wound, which can quickly diminish inflammation and relieve pain.

If no tail needle is found in the wound, it should be washed repeatedly with soapy water immediately. The venom of wasps and ants is acidic. You can wipe the wound with alkaline detergent, which can neutralize the toxin and dilute the venom. After cleaning, you can apply ice cubes on it, which can effectively relieve the pain.

If it is found that the swollen part of the stung part has a tendency to spread and become larger, it may induce allergic reactions, especially those with allergic constitution. People should take anti-allergic drugs as soon as possible and observe the reaction of wounds and bodies.

If the wound has been treated and anti-allergic drugs are taken, the situation will get better and the swelling will disappear after a day or two. If you still don't get better, you'd better call the emergency number or send it directly to the hospital for treatment.