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Content: Bee stings from the perspective of those who work with bees and get stung regularly
What Everyone Needs to Know About Bee Stings
Bee Stings 
    from a Beekeeper's Perspective*
What Everyone Needs to Know About Bee 
      Stings
a Beekeeper's Perspective
Note: Ifyou are 
		reading this because you were just stung and are having trouble 
		breathing or swallowing, feel nauseous or have
		swelling or hives somewhere other than around the sting site, don't 
		waste time reading. Get medical help ASAP
If you are in doubt, at leastget close to a hospital or clinic in case it gets worse! This page is personal 
		opinion based on decades of personal experience with bees and stings -- 
		and people. If you are looking for medical information, this is not it. Here 
		are two authoritative links: Bee stings Treatments and drugs - Mayo Clinic
Bee 
		Sting Treatment - MedicineNet
Here is a beekeeper's personal perspective. Please read the disclaimer
Almost all available advice about stings is 
		sensational or emphasizes allergies. Very little of that advice admits 
		that bee stings are pretty insignificant most of the time, causing 
		little more than some excitement and temporary minor pain, or that some 
		people actually seek out bee stings for their beneficial effects. Recent work suggests that about 5% of the population 
		are currently allergic to stings to some extent, from minor to serious.