After a bee or wasp sting, what you should do is: remove the stinger, keep the area clean and apply ice to relieve pain and swelling. If symptoms such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the face, tingling or abdominal pain appear, you should go to the hospital, as they may indicate a serious allergic reaction, […]
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A wasp sting is normally very uncomfortable, causing symptoms such as pain, swelling, itching and intense redness at the site of the sting and, in more serious cases, shortness of breath and swelling in the face, which may indicate more serious allergic reactions. Generally, wasp bites improve within a few days even without specific treatment. […]
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A scorpion sting most often causes symptoms such as intense pain in the area of the sting, redness and swelling, however, in some cases they can be more serious, causing generalized symptoms such as dizziness, vomiting, headache, muscle spasms and a drop in blood pressure. arterial. Scorpion venom is a toxin that acts on the […]
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