What happens if a wasp sting is left in the flesh

We all know that bees are very hardworking animals. They fly around in the flowers every day, working hard to collect nectar. Moreover, honey has many benefits for the human body. Therefore, in life, many people like to eat honey for health care or health preservation. However, some hornets will sting people, and the place bitten by the hornet is particularly painful and uncomfortable. Let us understand what will happen if the hornet sting is in the flesh!

1. Wasp venom is weakly alkaline and can be used to scrub the wound with vinegar, 1% acetic acid or Wuji ointment.

2. When stung by a bee, the local skin will feel pain and itching, accompanied by allergic irritation and local inflammatory reactions such as redness, swelling and heat. If a bee stinger gets into your skin, be sure to remove it.

3. The stingers remaining in the wound can be picked out with a needle or tweezers, but do not squeeze them to prevent the remaining toxins from entering the body. Then use cupping to suck out the venom and reduce the absorption of toxins.

4. Apply ice to the sting to relieve pain and swelling. If the pain is severe, you can take some painkillers.

5. If there is a tendency to spread, there may be an allergic reaction. You can take some anti-allergic drugs, such as diphenhydramine, promethazine and other anti-allergic drugs.

6. For local swelling, magnesium sulfate can be used for local hot compress treatment.

7. When you are stung by a wasp, you should try applying ammonia water. If you don't have any, you can use your own urine. Trying to apply onions may also have a certain effect.

8. Observe closely for about half an hour. If you find that the patient has difficulty breathing, or his breathing becomes rough or there is a wheezing sound, immediately send him to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment.

9. Carefully check the wound area. If there are any tail stingers and venom glands left in the wound, remove them with a needle in time.

10. The venom of wasps is alkaline and can be neutralized with a weakly acidic liquid, such as using 1% acetic acid or vinegar to wash the wound.

11. Oral anti-allergic drugs, analgesics and Chinese patent medicines for clearing away heat and detoxification, such as Ji Desheng snake medicine, Niuhuang Jiedu tablets, etc.

12. When severe redness and swelling are accompanied by blister exudation, apply a 3% boric acid solution for wet compress. In addition, if there are obvious allergic reactions (urticaria, laryngeal edema, chest tightness and shortness of breath, etc.) and systemic poisoning symptoms (shock, drowsiness, coma, muscle spasms, etc.), please go to the hospital in time for appropriate emergency treatment without delay!

There are many types of bees, including honey bees, hornets, wasps, wasps, etc. Among them, the venom of hornets is the most potent. Most bees do not fight with humans, but they have one

Terrible shortcomings: Once they are interested in something or think it has been violated, they will pursue it relentlessly or retaliate madly. Although bee stings are accidental injuries, the central nervous system will be paralyzed after being stung hundreds of times. Especially for people with allergic constitutions, just one bee sting can cause serious damage.

13. The venom of bees is acidic. You can use soapy water, baking soda water or other alkaline solutions to wash and apply them to the wound to neutralize the venom. You can also cut raw eggplant and apply it to the affected area to reduce swelling and relieve pain. If the wound is severely swollen, you can apply a cold towel to the wound.

If you are stung by a wasp, because its venom is alkaline, you need to neutralize it with an acidic liquid, such as vinegar or human milk, and apply it to the affected area to relieve pain and itching. If you are stung by a wasp, chew purslane and apply it to the affected area to relieve the pain. For patients with severe local symptoms or systemic allergic reactions after being stung by a bee, in addition to the above treatment, they can take snake medicine orally to detoxify if they have it, and should be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment. If you are stung by a bee, take some alkaline powder (edible alkaline will do), wet it and apply it to the sting. This method is simple but very effective. If you are stung by a bee in the wild, if you don't have alkali, you can find a bush called "Vitex" (there are many such plants in the wild), crush its leaves (if you don't have tools, you can use stones) and apply them to the stung area.