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Na that's just coincidence, believe me there is still a huge motha fooka spider lurking in there (that's what bit you as he thought you were trying to steal his waspy dinner) and now his wasp is gone, he might eat you instead now
Whats that number you can call, is it NHS direct or something. They talk you through things like this to help decide what it is you should do.
You will most probably be fine, had a friend who had the same thing. The whole of his arm swelled up for a couple of days and then he was fine. I'm just no a doc, so don't know
Whats that number you can call, is it NHS direct or something. They talk you through things like this to help decide what it is you should do.
You will most probably be fine, had a friend who had the same thing. The whole of his arm swelled up for a couple of days and then he was fine. I'm just no a doc, so don't know
Ah cheers Luminous will look them up Sure its fine though. I havent seen the sting though so perhaps that got caught in the bedding.
If theres no other problems, such as palpitations,then your not in serious danger just swollow half a packet of anti-histamine when ever you can get to one
If theres no other problems, such as palpitations,then your not in serious danger just swollow half a packet of anti-histamine when ever you can get to one
No not got any of that so I think my hand is just abit upset by it all
Ah cheers Luminous will look them up Sure its fine though. I havent seen the sting though so perhaps that got caught in the bedding.
The sting is most likely still attached to the wasp. Bees leave leave them behind to keep pumping venom into the victim. My 3 year old got stung in his ear by one of the latter two weeks ago whilst helping his dad wash the car. I did lots of Googling to find out what to do. Finally, ice did the trick for him.
If you're concerned then call a doctor for serious advice and not waste your time here!
The sting is most likely still attached to the wasp. Bees leave leave them behind to keep pumping venom into the victim. My 3 year old got stung in his ear by one of the latter two weeks ago whilst helping his dad wash the car. I did lots of Googling to find out what to do. Finally, ice did the trick for him.
If you're concerned then call a doctor for serious advice and not waste your time here!
Good luck!
Ouch that must have really hurt, bless him
Im abit of a wimp when it comes to pain but boy does a sting hurt!