If the stinger is removed immediately then it should hurt for a few hours and may itch for a few days afterward. The longer the stinger is left in the longer it will take to heal. You should not scratch or rub the sting as this will delay healing time as well. If you haven't had a tetanus shot recently you might consider one, especially if you have been stung several times.
Local reactions such as burning pain and itching, although unpleasant, are not considered signs of an allergic reaction to bee or wasp stings.
A sharp, burning sensation at the site of a bee sting is a normal, non-allergic reaction and can last up to two hours, though it often subsides in a few minutes. Soreness at the sting site can last several hours, or even a few days.
Other normal reactions include redness at the site of the sting, a small white dot where the stinger penetrated the skin, and swelling around the location. Itching also can be quite bothersome!
A stronger local reaction sometimes occurs in about 10 percent of people, which can also include extreme redness and swelling at the site of the sting which grows larger over a day or two. This type of local reaction usually resolves in about a week.
However, there are more serious symptoms after a bee or wasp sting that should prompt a call to 9-1-1 right away, even if the person experiences only one or two of these:
difficulty breathing;
swelling of the person's throat and tongue;
a weak and rapid pulse;
low blood pressure;
nausea, vomiting, and/or diarrhea;
dizziness or fainting; and
loss of consciousness.
These likely indicate a severe allergic reaction, or anaphylaxis, and only 2 to 3 percent of the population will experience them.
Swabbing with vinegar can take some of the ouch out of a sting, especially mosquito bites.
Treatment for a wasp sting will depend on how severe the condition. If there is an allergic reaction to the sting, then medical attention is needed. An antihistamine or allergy kit can be treatments.
It hurts. A lot. Nahh, I just got stung by a bee and it really does kill when the stinger is still in pumping "venom". It is kind of an intense piercing pain, feels like someone got a superheated pin and stuck it underneath your skin. Once the stinger is removed it just kinda starts to burn and can be soothed with ice. It will take a few days for the sting to heal and while healing the edges of the bee sting become extremely itchy.
I wouldn't recommend taking anything unless it is prescribed by a doctor. The effects of the sting will pass and there should be no lasting harm.
They only try to sting us because they feel that you are threatening them by swatting them. if you don't take sudden movements they are unlikely to sting you but they might come by. DON'T BE AFRAID!!!! Stay still and dont move.
how long does it take for a burn to heeal?
as long as it take for them to burn haha as long as it take for them to burn haha as long as it take for them to burn haha as long as it take for them to burn haha
as long as it takes to recover from your mom
My father's old remedy for treating bee stings was to take a cigarette and apply the tobacco to the sting area. It might burn at first, but it combats against pain later.
it takes 2 minutes for it fully to burn
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