How do you treat a wasp or bee sting?

Answer 1

If it is the non moving fuzzy white/grey asp, the best thing I have found is to put ice on the sting asap, this should help numb some of the pain. Also, many people have reported feeling ill or faint soon after stinging. Just lay down with the cold compress and wait it out.

It is important to get the stingers out of the area in which the asp stung you. This can be accomplished by using a piece of tape and gently applying it to the affected area and then slowly removing the tape to remove the stingers. I would do this 2-3 times, with fresh tape each time, to be sure all stingers were removed.

Answer 2

use baking soda

For bee and wasp stings.

The first thing is to check the sting, look to see if the "stinger" is still there. If so you need to remove it.

Be very careful as the stingers sometimes still have the "poison sack" attached and squeezing it will make the situation worse. Use your (long) fingernail, or the edge of a credit card to lightly scrape the stinger out.

Next wash the area with cool water (if the area is very swollen hold it under cold running water.

Apply lavender essential oil to the sting.

Note People react differently to bee and wasp stings, some of them are very allergic to the venom and cal have severe, sometimes life-threatening reactions. Watch the person carefully, if they show any signs of swelling (other than at the sting site) or difficulty breathing, call 911 and get them medical attention immediately.

Answer 3

you sould put ice or vinger on the sting