Title: Bee Sting Allergies & Reactions | BeehiveHero
Headings: Allergic Reactions To Bee Stings
Allergic Reactions To Bee Stings
Bee Stings Can Be Deadly
What Causes a Bee Sting Allergy?
What is Bee Venom Made of?
Normal Reactions to Bee Stings
Mild Symptoms
Moderate Symptoms
Severe Reactions
What Happens When Multiple Bees Sting You?
What Else Is Cause for Concern?
Is All Bee Venom the Same?
Preventing Allergic Reactions to Bee Stings
Conclusion

Content: As soon as you begin to experience an extreme reaction to a bee sting, get help immediately. Also note that even if you’ve been fine after previous stings, you’re still at risk of a severe attack. Don’t attempt to soldier through it, or attend to it on your own. The best thing you can do for yourself is to call your local urgent care (or equivalent) for help, or if you can manage it, to get yourself to the emergency room. Some people who are allergic to bee venom could rapidly develop anaphylaxis. This can be life-threatening and must be solved as quickly as possible. Severe symptoms include: Pain, swelling, or inflammation that spreads beyond the sting site
Rashes, hives, and redness that spreads along your body
Swelling of your tongue or throat
Labored or constricted breathing
A rapid but weak pulse
Dizziness
Fainting or blackouts
Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
Complete loss of consciousness
The last point, in particular, is terrifying if you have to deal with a bee sting alone. This is why it’s so important to always be prepared if you know you have an allergy. You will also have to act fast, whether you have medication or not.