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Bee Sting Treatment

Bee Sting

There are only a few stinging insects in the United States that may cause an allergic reaction: honeybees, hornets, yellow jackets, bumblebees, wasps, spiders, and ants. The yellowjacket and honeybee are the cause of most allergic reactions to insects.

Some people are allergic to bee venom, and if they are stung, a very severe reaction can occur. Symptoms include difficulty in swallowing, hoarseness, labored breathing, weakness, confusion, severe swelling, and a feeling of impending disaster. A more severe reaction results in closing of the airway and/or shock (cyanosis and a drop in blood pressure), producing unconsciousness.

Using tweezers, immediately and carefully remove any stinger left in the skin. Reactions can occur within minutes or hours. If treatment is not sought immediately, death can result. If you have a known allergy to a particular venom, have a doctor prescribe an emergency treatment kit. See also INSECT ALLERGY.

  NUTRIENTS  
SUPPLEMENT SUGGESTED DOSAGE COMMENTS
Helpful    
Calcium gluconate 1,500 mg daily. Helps relieve pain.
Pantothenic acid (B5) 500 mg daily. Acts as an antiallergenic.
Vitamin C 5,000-15,000 mg daily. (Take 10,000 mg in first hour) See Ascorbic Acid Flush
Vitamin E (capsule or oil) Cut open capsule or use vitamin E oil and apply to sting site. Aids in healing.

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