Title: How to Treat a Bee Sting – Exterminator Near Me
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How to Treat a Bee Sting
Treating a Bee Sting
What does it look like when you’re stung by a bee?
What do you do if you’re stung by a bee?
Do bee stings need to be treated?
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How do you get a bee sting out?
Why does a bee sting hurt so much?
How can you relieve bee sting pain?
Can you die from bee stings?
Why do bees sting if they die after?
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Content: The pain is due to the venom which the bee injects in your skin. Besides the pain, bee stings can produce local or systemic allergic reaction. You will see red welt at the sting area and if the bee left its stinger inside the skin, then it will look like a tiny black spot. Bee stinging. By Waugsberg – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0,
Most common reactions are redness of the area where the bee stings, swelling, itching and localized pain. There can also be a severe life-threatening allergic reaction towards bee stings which is called anaphylactic reactions. What do you do if you’re stung by a bee? If a bee stings you, the first thing you should do is to look for the stinger. If you find a tiny black spot at the stinging site, it’s the bee’s stinger and you should immediately remove it by swiping a credit card or blunt knife on it. After that apply an ice pack to the affected area as this will provide mild relief from the burning pain and reduce the swelling.