There are many types of continental bees, and common poisonous bees include horse bees, horned bees, etc. Taking the wasp as an example, the skin of a person will be immediately red, swollen and painful after being stung, and the systemic symptoms include dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea, irritability, increased blood pressure, etc., and in severe cases, it will even induce acute kidney failure and shock. What should I do if I am stung by a poisonous bee?
Poisonous bees will release poisonous juice after stinging, and these poisonous juice components will cause local irritation, redness, swelling and pain. Severe cases may cause hemolysis, bleeding, and central nervous system depression. Therefore, once you are stung by a poisonous bee, you should immediately carry out professional and effective treatment. If the condition is serious, it needs to be quickly sent to the hospital. If the patient is conscious, experts recommend that first aid can be performed by following the steps below.
Xu Lei, director of the emergency department of Hubei Aerospace Hospital: The first step is to bundle, which can delay the absorption of toxins after strapping. The site of the bundle is usually the proximal centripetal end of the wound, at the palm of a horizontal hand. Strapping should not be too tight and too thin, the strapping is loose for 1 minute every 15 minutes, and the total duration does not exceed two hours.
The second step is to check the wound for stingers. If the thorn is poisonous, it needs to be provoked. Extraction is performed with a thin knife tip, or a small needle needle. After removal, it is also necessary to use a fire can to reduce the entry of toxins into the body.
The third step is to rinse the wound. If it is a bee sting, it needs to be rinsed with alkaline soap solution because the bee venom is acidic. If it is a wasp sting, rinse and wet with an acidic liquid, because the wasp venom is alkaline. If you are an allergic person, the injury may be more serious and you need to go to the hospital immediately.
Source: CCTV Finance