What if I get stung by horned bees?

The horned wasp is relatively large and poisonous, the horns on its head are more like horns, the head is yellow, the chest is brown and black, the abdomen is yellow and black alternately conical, there are three poison needles, it will attack people and animals when frightened, and deadly poison. What if I get stung by a horned wasp?

First, what are the symptoms of being stung by horned bees?

1. Stings will appear on the red and swollen, hot pain, serious local blackening, and spread around, and may even occur tissue necrosis. If you are stung by a bee, there will be stings left.

two。 The toxic reaction may have dizziness, headache and other symptoms, if the reaction is mild, it may disappear within a few hours, and if stung by a swarm of horned bees, there may be a serious toxic reaction, dyspnea, and even respiratory paralysis leading to death.

3. There may also be some symptoms such as hemolytic acute renal failure, liver injury and so on.

Second, what should I do if I get stung by a horned bee?

1. After being stung, the horned wasp should first pull out the poison needle from its body, then suck it with its mouth, rub it with its hands, and finally scrub and disinfect it with alcohol to avoid the spread of toxins.

two。 If there is no medicine around, wash the stinging area with soapy water and apply vinegar or lemon juice.

3. If there is a shock, you should immediately call "120" or go to the hospital, keep the victim's breathing unobstructed on the way, and assist with emergency treatment such as artificial respiration and heart massage.

Third, what are the first aid measures for horn bee stings?

1. If there is no medicine around for the time being, you can smear it with vinegar, and you can also use strong acidic fruits such as lemons and oranges. The stronger the acidity, the better.

two。 If there is no fruit, you can pick some acidic plants and apply them on the spot, even better if you know the detoxifying herbs.

3. If you are stung, drink more water after taking the above measures to speed up the excretion of toxins.

4. If you are stung by a horned wasp, you should make an emergency call or go directly to the hospital for timely treatment.

Although the horned wasp is very toxic, as long as it is not stung by the swarm, the toxin has little effect on the human body. It is best not to provoke the horned wasp, it is best to avoid it in time when you see it.