Something has stung me :(
Was just changing my bed sheets and something has stung me, it hurts like heck:cry:
What can I use to ease the pain, I dont have any creams :( Oh my god it so hurts. I darent go back in the bedroom :( |
Any visible signs of Insects,where is the bite?
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If it was a wasp, use vinegar. works like magic! :)
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Are you the new SaraSquares?
Can't help with the medicinal, but slam your head in the fridge door for 20 mins. Your Blue Nun might lose it's chill, bit it'll take your mind of things in the short term :thumb: |
Quick,get yourself to hospital
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I cant find anything. My finger is burning and swelling up. I need to find what it is if not I wont rest :(
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Scrape the stinger out if there is one still in there.
Ice pack on the sting, but not for more than a couple of mins at a time or you risk killing the flesh. Prolly should call an ambulance if you start wheezing. HTH. |
What to use will depend on what stung you, what is good for a wasp sting (acid) is not good for a bee sting as it is acid and you should use an alkali. In general something like anthesan from the chemist will ease most bites / stings.
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Oh feck I cant find anything :confused:
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Possibly a spider. Some of them can sting, use some antiseptic cream or like Suresh suggests some ice.
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Originally Posted by oldsplice
(Post 7356127)
If it was a wasp, use vinegar. works like magic! :)
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
(Post 7356162)
Possibly a spider. Some of them can sting, use some antiseptic cream or like Suresh suggests some ice.
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356164)
Normal chip vinegar as I dont have any white stuff?
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356166)
:eek2: spider, I will have to stay at a mates if I dont find and kill:(
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356166)
:eek2: spider, I will have to stay at a mates if I dont find and kill:(
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Why do you lot persist in flouting the evolutionary course with half-baked offerings of ill-informed help& advice ?
Just let them hurt, they'll soon learn :thumb: |
Seriously I havent found anything but sure its in my bedsheet but I'm too scared to handle it too much. If its bee/wasp will it get me through gloves?
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356227)
Seriously I havent found anything but sure its in my bedsheet but I'm too scared to handle it too much. If its bee/wasp will it get me through gloves?
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356227)
Seriously I havent found anything but sure its in my bedsheet but I'm too scared to handle it too much. If its bee/wasp will it get me through gloves?
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356227)
Seriously I havent found anything but sure its in my bedsheet but I'm too scared to handle it too much. If its bee/wasp will it get me through gloves?
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Originally Posted by Suresh
(Post 7356234)
Do you think it is wearing gloves now?
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
(Post 7356249)
If it was a bee it'll be dead, a wasp cannot penetrate thick gloves.
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Originally Posted by Bug Eyed Peas
(Post 7356250)
Is it a bedbug?
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Found it, its a wasp:mad:
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
(Post 7356278)
They normally live in symbiosis.
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Er dont let the bedbugs bite next time? How many times does one need telling.
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356296)
Found it, its a wasp:mad:
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Originally Posted by Bug Eyed Peas
(Post 7356301)
I know :)
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
(Post 7356296)
Found it, its a wasp:mad:
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
(Post 7356326)
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 :thumb:
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