When traveling in the wild, you are stung by bees. If there is no alkali, you can find a bush called Jing (there are many such plants in the wild) and mash its leaves (if you don't have tools, just use stones) and apply it to the stung place. However, if it is too serious, for example, if it is stung by a large group of bees, it is better to send it to the hospital. There is a kind of bee in the wild called Niu Bee, which is as big as a thumb. There are also cases where cattle are stung to death. There is a wasp that is also very powerful. If it is stung by bees, it should be scraped off with nails along the direction of bee sting (together with bee venom). It is not possible to clip out the sting with two fingers' nails, which will squeeze the bee venom into the muscles and prolong the swelling time. After the treatment, nothing needs to be taken care of, and all the swelling will be reduced in three days (referring to people who have never been stung). If people who are often stung, such as beekeepers and bees, will not be red and swollen. A small number of people will cause skin allergy. If it is not very serious, don't worry, the skin allergy will disappear after a few hours. If it is serious, you should see a doctor. If there is no allergic reaction, the stung part of the bee should be properly treated, and whether there is any residual bee sting in the stung part should be carefully observed. If there is any, it should be removed, and then the wound should be coated with 3% ammonia or soapy water. Generally, ordinary bees will have itchy symptoms after being stung. Apply some cool oil or mosquito bite cream, and the symptoms will be relieved, and it will get better slowly. It doesn't matter! Treatment after being stung Because the general cause of bee sting pain is that the bee stings into the skin and releases acidic substances, it can be neutralized with alkaline substances, such as smearing the affected area with pure milk. However, it is only suitable for general bee stings. If it is serious, go to the hospital in time! It's best to remember what kind of bee it is so that doctors can prescribe the right medicine! Bees are divided into bees, wasps, bumblebees and native bees. Female bees have poisonous glands and stinging needles in their tails. Honey needle is originally a deformation of ovipositor, which can inject venom into human body. There are still reverse hooks on the stinger of female bees, and some of them remain in the wound after piercing the human body. The wasp sting is not left in the wound, but the wasp sting is more serious than the bee sting. The venom glands and stinging needles of drones are not injured. Bee venom mainly contains formic acid, neurotoxin and histamine. After a person is stung, it is mainly local severe pain, burning, redness or blister formation. After being stung by swarm bees or poisonous wasps, the symptoms are severe, and dizziness, headache, aversion to cold, fever, irritability, spasm and syncope may occur. A few may have laryngeal edema, asthma, vomiting, abdominal pain, increased heart rate, decreased blood pressure, shock and coma. After being stung by a bee, you can take the following methods for first aid: 1. Immediately find the bee needle in the stung part and pull it out, and then cupping to suck out the poison to reduce the absorption of the toxin. 2. Wash the local area with 3% ammonia water, 5% sodium bicarbonate solution or soapy water. For wasp stings, acetic acid or vinegar is applied locally without medication. 3. You can apply Nantong snake medicine around the wound or mash one of the following herbs for external application, such as Herba Violae, Lobelia Chinensis, Herba Hedyotidis Diffusae and Dandelion. 5. Saliva can stop bee sting. Rubbing your saliva on the wound can eliminate the pain. 6. Urine cures swelling and pain after bee sting. Wipe the affected area with urine after being stung, and the redness and pain can disappear after a while.