Title: Do Bees Die After They Sting? | BeehiveHero
Headings: Why Do Bees Die After They Sting You?
Why Do Bees Die After They Sting You?
Why Do Bees Die When They Sting You?
Honeybee Stingers Are Different
Bees Don’t Have a Death Wish
Not All Bees Can Sting
Bees Are Not Out to Get You
What Happens After a Bee Stings You?
Just Leave Them Bee

Content: The safest thing to do if a bee stings you is to get yourself into a covered area where other bees can’t get to you. Remove the stinger as quickly as you can, too. The longer it stays in your skin, the more venom it injects and the more pain you feel. If you aren’t allergic to bees, the pain could last anywhere between a few hours to two days or so. You won’t need to do much else except cleaning the puncture and taking preventative (or soothing) measures for swelling. If you are allergic, you’ll have to treat it as an emergency. Sometimes allergic reactions aren’t immediately apparent. If you begin to experience severe symptoms, get yourself to the emergency room. This includes nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath; or if the redness, rash, swelling or pain spreads to other areas of your body.