Confirm that you have been stung by a wasp before you need to take such drastic action. The most serious wasp sting can cause coma or even death, but a single bee sting has no other danger except pain.

In the wild, there are many wasps in the trees. If you are accidentally stung by a wasp, the wound will immediately become red and swollen, and you will feel burning pain. At this time, you should immediately apply some alkaline water (ammonia water is more effective) to neutralize the acid and alkali, weaken the toxicity, and also have an analgesic effect. If you have an onion at the time, wash it and apply it on the wound in slices. The effect is also good.

Attention, please pay attention to any injuries and do not block the wounds with soil, rags, dirty handkerchiefs, etc., to avoid tetanus and artificial death.

How to deal with bee stings

First of all, pay attention to prevention and stay away from grass and bushes, because these are often the homes of bees.

If you find a hive, you should go around it and be sure not to show any "closeness" to it.

It is best to wear light-colored, smooth clothing because the visual system of bees is very sensitive to the movement of dark objects against a light-colored background.

If someone accidentally provokes a swarm and is attacked, the only way is to protect their head and neck with clothing, run away in the opposite direction, or lie down on the spot. Never try to fight back, as this will only invite more attacks.

If you are unfortunately stung by a bee, you can use a needle or tweezers to pick out the stinger, but do not squeeze it to prevent the remaining toxin from entering the body. Then apply ammonia, soda, or even urine to the stung area to neutralize the poison. You can soak a towel in cold water and apply it to the injured area to reduce swelling and pain. Finally, go straight to the hospital!

When you are stung by a wasp, you should try applying ammonia. If you don’t have it, you can also use your own urine. Trying to apply onion on it can also have some effect. I don’t know how long you have been stung now. If you don’t have systemic symptoms such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, chest tightness, numbness in your hands and feet, you can take anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine, aspirin, or hormonal drugs such as prednisone. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital and use intramuscular injection or intravenous injection. Drinking plenty of water and rehydration is one of the ways to help the body eliminate toxins.

Emergency treatment principles:

1. After being stung by a bee, local skin pain and itching will occur, along with redness, swelling, heat and other allergic irritations and local inflammatory reactions. If a bee stings your skin, it must be removed.

2. Apply ice cubes to the sting area to reduce pain and swelling. If the pain is severe, you can take some painkillers.

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

4. Observe closely for about half an hour. If you find difficulty in breathing, thicker breathing, or wheezing, you should immediately go to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment.