What to do if you are stung by a black bee

As we all know, bees are poisonous insects. There are many types of bees, and the toxicity of different bees is also different. Bees usually sting people in groups. If you accidentally provoke a bee, you may be besieged by a group of bees. If you are stung by a bee, you must first know the type of bee, and then take corresponding measures according to the toxicity of the bee. What should we do if we are stung by a black bee?

Black bees are somewhat poisonous, but they are not very harmful to humans.

1 Use a sterilized needle to remove the broken stinger of the black bee that has been stung in the flesh, then pinch the stung part hard and suck it repeatedly with your mouth to suck out the toxin.

2 Wash the affected area thoroughly with soapy water, then apply some vinegar or lemon

3. Apply some elixir oil, safflower oil, or green ointment. If you are asymptomatic after being stung by a bee for 20 minutes, you can rest assured (the symptoms here are headache, palpitations, night sweats, etc.)

If the swelling doesn't go away after a few days, you should go to the hospital for treatment.

Bee venom is usually weakly acidic and is a neurotoxin. If there is only one bee, there is no danger. Just remove the stinger in time and apply some cooling oil. If not available, soapy water can be used instead. It will definitely hurt. Of course, applying the medicine will not completely eliminate the pain. It will still be uncomfortable, but it will get better faster. Just bear with it.

1. Immediately find the bee sting at the stung site and remove it, then use cupping to suck out the venom and reduce the absorption of toxins. 2. Wash the area with 3% ammonia water, 5% sodium bicarbonate solution or soapy water. 3. Apply Nantong snake medicine around the wound or choose one of the following herbs to mash and apply externally, such as Viola yedoensis, Lobelia, Polygonum multiflorum, Taraxacum officinale, etc.