When being stung by a bee, the body may have an allergic reaction to the venom secreted by the bee, so the patient needs to be diagnosed and treated in the most accurate way. Currently, there are many types of drugs applied to the skin for bee stings, so it is necessary to choose the right drug for the clinical situation as well as master the knowledge on how to use these drugs.

Mosquito bites and other insect bites are often itchy, may sting or swell a little. You can prevent insect bites in children by using age-appropriate mosquito repellent.

When a child is stung by a bee or wasp, parents should remove the stinger as soon as possible and apply ice. Although serious allergic reactions are rare, parents should pay attention to swelling and other unusual signs in their child after a bee sting.

Bee stings are one of the common accidents in life. People who are stung often wonder what to apply to a bee sting to heal quickly, how long does it take for a bee sting to swell, and how to stop the swelling. However, treating a bee sting is not that simple. After the wound is treated, people who are stung by bees also need to be monitored and detected for other acute complications because they can be life-threatening.

In daily life, being stung by bees is quite common in both adults and children. Common types of bees are: honey bees, yellow jackets, hornets, bumblebees... The difference between honey bees and other types of bees is that when the stinger of a honey bee is broken, the broken part contains venom sacs retained in the patient's skin, while other types of bees can pull out and sting again and again.

Insect stings are a common accident and the victim may have different allergic reactions. Common insect bites include yellow jackets, wasps, fire ants, etc. So what is insect venom allergy and how should it be treated?

Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction that usually occurs within minutes or even seconds after the patient comes into contact with an allergen that the body is sensitive to such as: Medicine, food, pollen, pets, or insect bites,...