Title: How to Treat a Bee Sting - What to Do When Stung by a Bee
Headings: The Best Way to Treat a Painful Bee Sting, According to Experts
The Best Way to Treat a Painful Bee Sting, According to Experts
Step one: Pull out the stinger the right way.
First: Why do bees sting people?
What does a bee sting feel like?
What happens if you’re allergic to bee stings?
How to treat a bee sting for fast relief
1. Pull out the stinger.
2. Then, wash the area well.
3. Give it some ice.
4. Take medicine for the pain, if needed.
5. See your doctor if symptoms get worse.

Content: According to his work, most small bees can inflict pain at a level one, while honey bees and yellow jackets are a level two. ( The most intense, level four pain comes from tarantula hawk wasps and Asian giant hornets, a.k.a. “ murder hornets .”) What happens if you’re allergic to bee stings? Bee sting allergies can be serious, and even deadly due to a severe reaction called anaphylaxis. You may experience shortness of breath, swelling of your tongue or lips, tightness in your throat, or even lose consciousness. Keep in mind that it’s possible to have a severe allergic reaction to a bee sting despite feeling mostly OK after a sting in the past. That’s especially true if you were stung by a lot of bees at once. “ This will dramatically increase the odds of having an allergic reaction to the venom,” Troyano says. It’s rare to die of an allergic reaction from a bee sting, but it can happen.