Title: Bumblebee Stings: Symptoms, Dangers & Prevention
Headings: Bumblebee Sting
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Bumblebee Sting
Bumblebee stings

Content: The bumblebee workers and queens are the only members of the nest that will sting. Sting Appearance
Bumblebees inject venom into their target through the stinger. In people, the most frequent reaction is short lived, but painful. However, the range or reactions may also include an allergic reaction to the injected venom. Generally, the reaction is dependent on the number of times someone is stung and the victim’s allergic sensitivity to the venom. The following reactions may occur: A local, non-allergic reaction that produces swelling, itchiness, redness at the sting site and normally lasts for only a few hours to perhaps a few days. While these reactions may show up immediately after the sting, they usually show up a few hours after the sting. Allergic reactions to the venom or reactions from multiple stings that can result in a general allergic reaction, a systemic allergic reaction that affects the whole body, or an anaphylactic reaction that is a possible life-threatening allergic response. Always seek the advice and care of a physician to treat bumblebee stings.