Apply the cold pack for about 10 to 15 minutes, and repeat if necessary. While local reactions to bee stings are common, it’s important to be vigilant for signs of a more severe allergic ...

A man was flown to hospital this morning after he was attacked by a swarm of bees and suffered a severe allergic reaction. A ...

Only the females have stingers. Stings typically occur because a bee gets stepped on or the hive is disturbed. Unfortunately, they can sting you multiple times. The venom in the stinger contains ...

Most spider bites cause local pain, redness and swelling. It's much like a bee sting reaction. A few spiders (such as the Black Widow) can cause a more severe reaction. Helpful if spider seen on the ...

Sandeep Purohit tragically died while fleeing agitated bees at the Karnala fort in Panvel, near Mumbai. Police believe he ...

If a patient has a history of an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting, for example, the chance of having another systemic allergic reaction with a field sting by the same type of insect is ...

Bee's venom sac. Honey bee stings a man's arm. When the sting is over, the honeybee leaves the venom sac, notices it's still injecting the venom on its own by the pressure of the surrounding muscles ...

Sandeep Purohit, 44, was visiting the Karnala Bird Sanctuary near Mumbai, India, on Saturday morning with his wife and son ...

A TOURIST has tragically died after being attacked by a swarm of killer bees on a family trip to a bird sanctuary. The freak ...

According to him, a bee sting is an allergic reaction and causes inflammation which swelling is part of. "The body depending on the way it handles these reactions will induce swelling of different ...

Note: tetanus is the "T" in DTaP, TdaP, or Td vaccines. The main symptoms are pain, tingling and numbness only in the sting area. Symptoms shouldn't be any worse than a bad bee sting. Sometimes, the ...

Doing so only forces more venom into your skin, causing greater irritation. Visit the Bee Lab for more information on bee and wasp stings. Local, nonallergic reactions range from burning, itching, ...