For most people, a bee sting is just a nuisance that may cause temporary pain and itching at the sting site. Home remedies can help, but you should seek immediate medical attention if there are ...

Removing the stinger is the first step in bee sting self-care, since venom can continue entering the body as long as it's in place. Once the stinger is taken out, you'll need to clean and treat ...

The venom causes a sharp, burning pain and redness, swelling and itching at the sting site. While the venom of one bee is not typically deadly to humans, multiple stings or an allergic reaction ...

Try not to scratch, use an anti-itch cream, or take oral antihistamines — and they should resolve on their own within a few days. Bee sting Bees do not bite — but they sting. A bee or wasp ...

anti-itch cream, and Advil or Tylenol to help relieve them sooner. If you experience a normal, localized reaction, you should be able to effectively treat your bee sting at home, says David Cutler ...