Cures And Remedies For Bee Sting
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Epsom salt
d town in MI -
Water and epsom salt draws the poison out.
Aug 24, 2009
0 Yes
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Ice & Honey
Snowflake Skier in St. Cloud, MN -
Immediately after getting stung all I had available was ice. It quickly took away the pain and swelling. There was mild on and off pain after the ice melted and coldness wore off.
Before going to bed that night I put honey on a large bandaid (sealed on all 4 sides so honey wouldn't leak out). The honey was soothing, and took away pain and itching.
Continued to use honey the next day for pain, and it worked great.
Aug 17, 2009
5 Yes
21 No
the best way!
Anonymous in Anytown, AT 55555 -TOOTHPASTE!!!
Aug 14, 2009
15 Yes
11 No
Meat tenserizers
chase in WI -Mix meat tenserizers and cold water until paste like and rub it on the sting
Aug 04, 2009
7 Yes
3 No
Penny and ice
Kelly in Sacromento, CA USA -My little brother got stung by a wasp. He was crying and crying. The stinger wasnt there because a few seconds later, my dad got stung by the same bee. But it was my brother that seemed to be dramatic. I tried the baking soda thing for a while but as soon as I took it off, it started to hurt again. So i put a penny on the stung area. That helped but around it was a whole bunch of swelling.So I put cold water and three ice cubes in a baggy and wrappen it in a paper towel. I put it on the swolen parts and he stopped complaining and fell asleep. Give it a try. it worked really well. Then I put hand sanitizer on it when it started to itch. That meant it was healing. Soon enough he was better.
Jul 22, 2009
7 Yes
8 No
Wasp or bee sting
tee in brownfield, md -Sliced onion wrapped up made the swelling and redness go down, while I made baking soda/cold water paste, changed out onion after paste application for a sliced lemon with vinegar on it and wrapped it back up.
Jul 20, 2009
3 Yes
2 No
Clean and Clear Astringent - pink
ALSmith in Indiana -Every time I get a bee, wasp, etc. sting I rub clean and clear facial astringent on it. The pink stuff. It will dry your skin, but it also pulls the venom out and on most; depending on the severity of the sting the symptoms usually disappear within 12 hours. It works on a sting the same way it does on dirty pores and scratches that are beginning to redden. It sucks all the bad stuff out. It hasn't failed me yet.
Jul 17, 2009
7 Yes
1 No
Toothpaste!
Brandon in Easton, PA -I was at my friends house, and I got stung by a yellow jacket. His mom took me inside, got a tube of toothpaste, put it on a knife and rubbed it over th e bite/sting area. Within 10 minutes, the pain was gone, and the sting sight was not swollen at all!
Jul 17, 2009
37 Yes
12 No
Bee Sting Relief
Bill Smith in Seattle -ICE
Jul 16, 2009
3 Yes
8 No
Hand sanitizer
Sam Alcott in Westnewton, PA USA -Rub hand sanitizer where the bee stung you. It takes the itch away instantly.
Jul 15, 2009
6 Yes
18 No
Bee sting paste
The Up Nort Berry Picker in Up Nort, Minnesota -A little baking soda and a little cold water, mix into a paste and apply. Works good Ubetcha fersure.
Jul 08, 2009
11 Yes
8 No
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