Can I drink alcohol after being stung by a wasp

Alcoholic beverages occupy a very important position in life, because alcoholic beverages are a kind of food and beverage that has accompanied the development of human beings. They are very important to people's diet and life. However, alcohol needs to be consumed at the right time. For example, you cannot drink alcohol before driving. Also, alcohol will react chemically with other substances. For example, can you drink alcohol if you are stung by a wasp?

After being stung by a bee, the wound will immediately become red and swollen, and feel a burning pain. At this time, you should immediately apply some alkaline water to neutralize the acid and alkali, reduce the toxicity, and also have a pain-relieving effect. If there are onions available, wash them, slice them and apply them to the wound. If the stung area is obviously red, swollen, or itchy, drinking alcohol is not recommended.

If you are stung by a wasp and the symptoms such as pain and itchy skin have completely disappeared, you can drink alcohol. If the symptoms and signs (swelling and pain at the bite site) persist, you should not drink alcohol. If you drink alcohol, it may aggravate the allergic reaction.

If a poisonous stinger stings your skin, remove the stinger first. Clean the wound, preferably with soapy water, saline or sugar water. If you are stung by a wasp, you can apply vinegar to the affected area. You can mash garlic and ginger and apply the juice to the affected area. If you have leeks, take a little, wash them, mash them into a paste and apply it to the affected area. If the symptoms are serious, the person should be rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. Guidance: If you do not have dizziness, blurred vision, fever or other neurological symptoms, it is not taboo to drink some alcohol. It depends on the individual. Some people are allergic to bee stings, so it is best not to drink alcohol.

The correct way to deal with a wasp sting is to follow the steps below:

1. After being stung by a hornet, the patient should immediately check the affected area, squeeze out the venom from the stung area in time, and apply vinegar on the affected area in time.

2. If the stinger remains, it should be picked out in time with a needle, tweezers, etc. to prevent the toxin from entering the body and causing serious consequences. Of course, the best thing is to consult an expert in a timely manner based on your own condition.

4. If the patient experiences difficulty breathing, hoarse breathing, or other related symptoms after being stung by a hornet, he or she should go to the hospital for treatment in time. You can tie the wound tightly with gauze near the center, loosen it every 15 minutes, and then go to the hospital for treatment in time.