What to do if you get stung by a human-headed bee

The human-headed wasp, also known as the wasp, is a carnivorous insect that can be used to control pests. The human-headed wasp grows very fast and is poisonous, which creates a troublesome situation that the human-headed wasp will endanger people's safety. The human-headed wasp has the characteristics of fast flying speed, strong attack power, and high toxicity. If it attacks people, people cannot avoid it. So what should you do if you are stung by a human-headed wasp?

Won't. In severe cases, a high fever may occur, which can easily cause severe pain, accelerated heartbeat and other adverse effects.

1. If the stung area swells up or blisters appear, or is accompanied by fever, coma, etc., you should see a doctor immediately.

2. Use a sterile cotton swab dipped in salt water to rub the bee sting, and apply appropriate pressure. It can quickly relieve pain and gradually reduce swelling. Generally, the swelling can be completely reduced in about a week. We need to use weak alkaline substances to clean the wound, such as ammonia, baking soda, soap solution, etc. If we don’t have these things, we can use water to clean the wound. If we are in a place without water, we can use urine to clean the wound.

3. After disinfecting the needle with alcohol, pick out the stinger left in the body after the bee stings. To pull out the stinger, we find the wound location and find the stinger in the area. Use a needle or tweezers to pull out the stinger. Be careful not to squeeze the wound with your hands to avoid toxins entering the body.

Daily care:

(1) If a poisonous stinger has penetrated the skin, remove the stinger first.

(2) Use soapy water, 3% ammonia water, 5-10% sodium bicarbonate water, saline, or sugar water to wash the wound.

(3) Apply fresh human milk to the wound several times a day.

(4) Mash Yulu powder or chrysanthemum leaves and apply to the affected area.

(5) If you are stung by a wasp, you can wash it with vinegar or fresh purslane and apply the juice.

(6) Crush garlic or ginger to extract juice and apply to the affected area

After being stung by a bee, you can take the following first aid measures: 1. Immediately find the bee stinger at the sting site and remove it, then use a cupping jar to suck out the venom and reduce the absorption of toxins.

2. Wash the area with 3% ammonia, 5% sodium bicarbonate solution or soapy water. For wasp stings, do not apply medicine but apply acetic acid or vinegar locally.

3. You can apply Nantong snake medicine around the wound or choose any one of the following herbs to mash and apply externally, such as Viola yedoensis, Lobelia, Polygonum multiflorum, Taraxacum officinale, etc. I suggest you squeeze out the poisonous water, then buy a tube of Likang liquid, add Bactroban ointment and apply it. It will also work if you apply some soda water first. Severely ill patients with mental disorders, breathing difficulties or hematuria should be sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.