Many of us were stung by wasps when we were young, especially when we went to the park or scenic spot in summer, 'wasps' is also called' wasps'. Its stings are toxic. After being stung by wasps, the human body will have allergies, pain, fever, swelling and other reactions. If it is stung by poisonous wasps, it may die if it is handled improperly. So what should we do if we are stung by a wasp? Don't worry at this time. Here are some simple ways to deal with wasp sting. I hope it will help you!
If the patient obviously feels that there is residual sting at the wound when checking the wound, he should immediately pick out the sting with forceps or needles, and then squeeze out the venom at the wound to prevent the residual toxin from entering the body and causing poisoning. Because the venom of wasp contains formic acid, in addition to the above methods, the venom in the wound should be wiped with alkaline ammonia water and soapy water.
If there is swelling in the stung wound, ice the wound with a cold towel. Changing the towel every 20 minutes can reduce the symptoms of redness and swelling, and speed up the sterilization. If the wasp stings a small wound, there is another way to eliminate the swelling. You can use soda water to clean the wound continuously. The swelling area will be smaller and the color will be lighter. After that, grind the anti-inflammatory tablet into powder and apply it on the wound, and then bind the gauze.
If there is no sting left in the wasp sting wound, another way is to wash the wound with urine. Yes, you are not mistaken, because urine is acidic, and it can accelerate swelling and relieve pain when applied to local wounds. If it's best to have children pee, many old people recommend this method and say it works well.
If after being stung by a wasp, you suddenly can't breathe, your chest is short of breath, and your breathing voice becomes loud, then you should go to a regular hospital immediately to seek the help of a doctor. Only a doctor can give the most professional advice according to his own situation. On the way to the hospital, you can tie the upper end of the sting with a bandage or rope, and loosen the gauze every 15 minutes.