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Content: Bee Sting - symptoms, treatment, allergic reactions, learn how a bee stings
Bee facts and complete information about bee sting: avoid allergic reaction, remove a bee stinger, read about killer bees. Bee Sting
symptoms, treatment, allergic reactions, learn how a bee stings
Bee sting and bee sting symptoms
All kinds of bees and other stinging insects including wasps fall into the phylum Arthropodcategory, which is a part of the Hymenopterafamily. Bees are very important in many different ecosystems because they help to pollinate many different kinds of plants that are food to other animals. Bees have long been a fear of many human beings for their ability to sting, and inject lethal poison into nearly any animal. The sting of a bee can range greatly in the amount of pain felt depending on the type of bee that you are stung by. The sting of a bee feels much like a pinpointed pinch, and is often a very local pain. Almost immediately after the sting, you will notice that the area around the sting will turn red, and the area may become raised and sore to the touch. These symptoms can last up to 48 hours, with a dying-down during the second half of the period. Depending on the reaction that your body has to the sting, some individuals have experienced a raised portion that is wider than 12 inches in diameter.