Peeing on a jellyfish sting, inhaling snake venom, “inactivating” wasp venom with a cigarette… When it comes to combating these summertime undesirables, superstitions abound. But what exactly are the correct reflexes for a sting or bite? And what to avoid? During the summer holidays, Le Figaro to mention the point.
Bees, wasps and hornets
No allergic reaction. In the vast majority of cases, the sting of a wasp, bee, hornet or bumblebee does not cause an allergy. They cause a direct local reaction, which can be manifested by swelling of the bitten area, accompanied by redness, heat and pain. Sometimes this reaction spreads over a larger area. Although it can be very painful, this reaction is not dangerous. It is recommended to disinfect the bite with soap and then apply an antiseptic solution. It can help take…
Source: Le Figaro
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