How to deal with a bee sting

After entering spring, flowers bloom, and it is a good time for bees to collect nectar. At this time, people walking in nature are often stung by bees. After being injured, they will experience fever, pain, itching and other adverse symptoms. At this time, it must be dealt with in time, and the correct treatment method must be used, otherwise serious poisoning reactions will occur.

How to deal with a bee sting

1. When you are stung by a bee in nature, the first thing you should do is to check whether the stinger remains in the skin. If it does, you must remove it immediately, otherwise the venom in the stinger will quickly enter the human body and aggravate the symptoms of poisoning. If it is removed, the amount of venom in the human body will not be too much and the symptoms of poisoning will be relatively mild.

2. The bee's stinger is extremely tiny and it is difficult to remove it once it remains in the skin. At this time, you can use some special tools. Cupping and syringes commonly used in life are the best choices for removing the bee's stinger. Their suction power is relatively strong, and they can not only suck out the stinger, but also some of the venom.

3. After being stung by a bee, do not suck with your mouth to prevent the venom from entering your mouth. After removing the stinger, you should rinse the wound with cold water in time, which can dilute the venom and relieve the symptoms of poisoning. In addition, you can also use alkaline substances to rinse the wound, because the bee's toxins are mostly acidic, and the symptoms of poisoning can be alleviated after the acid-base neutralization.

4. After being stung by a bee, remove the stinger and use medication in time. After disinfecting the wound, take wild herbs such as Viola yedoensis or half of the face, as well as Seven-leafed Aconite, and grind them into powder. Apply them directly to the wound to quickly reduce swelling and relieve pain. In addition, dandelions, which are commonly used in nature, also have a certain therapeutic effect on bee stings.