How can I stop itching caused from bee stings?

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My grandfather likes working with beehives and making honey. Anyway, I like helping him from time to time but I just cannot handle the stings part. I guess my grandfather is experienced enough, but even with the protective equipment, I have problems. So, how can I stop itching caused from bee stings?

Asked by gian150758387 on Dec 1st 2007 ⚑

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Answer by Guest - Mar 30th 2016 ⚑ · Answer 1 · 2016-03-30 07:21:04

How long do we leave it on for?

Answer by Guest - Apr 29th 2016 ⚑ · Answer 2 · 2016-04-29 20:40:39

You can see the stinger and if you can't it's out. I would suggest to look up what it looks like. And also do Not use tweezers to get it out because that squeezes the poison out, you have to flick it out.

Answer by Guest - Jun 2nd 2016 ⚑ · Answer 3 · 2016-06-02 23:39:51

If you wet a rag with cold water then put alcohol on the rag and put in on your sting that helps

Answer by Guest - Oct 9th 2016 ⚑ · Answer 4 · 2016-10-09 11:08:05

ive heard that too but i tried ice it dosent work that much but mud i cant try

Answer by Guest - May 24th 2021 ⚑ · Answer 5 · 2021-05-24 17:29:33

we have used clay and make a paste. It sort of helps. Use activated charcoal the same way and it also seems to help