How should you remove a bee stinger?

Answer 1

Yes, scrape it off with a thumbnail or something like the back of a knife or the edge of a credit card.

In fact, it is important to do this as quickly as possible because even when the bee has gone, the stinger and venom sac remain and will carry on pumping venom into the wound for up to a minute, so the longer you wait, the worse the sting.

Answer 2

You should use a flat, thin objects and scrap it on the side of your skin to try to remove the stinger from the area. DO NOT pinch the top of it and pull it out! Pinching the top and pulling it out will cause the stinger to dispense all of the venom inside into the area, causing pain, irritation, discoloration, and swelling. Use a flat objects and scrape it away from the area to avoid emptying the venom into yourself.

Answer 3

The best procedure is to get a credit card and working a few inch's above the point of the sting, press the edge of the card down quite firmly into the skin then slowly work you way down towards the sting.

Answer 4

The best way is to scrape it out with out pressing on the sack of poison that is attached.

Answer 5

take the edge of a knife and scrape it out sideways I was told

Answer 6

get tweesers and grab the stinger from the top because if you grab it from the end more venom will come out

Answer 7

Bees sting out on you when you bother them, the more you boher them, the more bees sting you.

Answer 8

If you just leave the area alone, nature will take care of it.