Bitten by normal bee

• freestyle

  27 Mar 07, 12:44

  is there a need to see doctor? or can just apply medication like mopiko ?
• ifish

  27 Mar 07, 12:46

  pee on the infected site
• Slipshade

  27 Mar 07, 12:55

  Ask your mother for advice? I thought it's common sense to ask your family first when something like that happen.
  
  And btw, it's 'stung', not 'bitten'. Bees don't bite people, they sting.
• Herzog_Zwei

  27 Mar 07, 13:00

  Remove the sting with a tweezer without squeezing the poison sac.
  See a medical practitioner as soon as possible.
• MohamedF

  27 Mar 07, 13:03

  Originally posted by ifish:

  pee on the infected site

  No... that's jelly fish...
• pqr

  27 Mar 07, 13:04

  bee dun bite....bee sting
  
  if area swell, quick see doctor
• <Precious>

  27 Mar 07, 13:08

  What do you mean by "normal" bee in the first place?
  
  In some instances, bee stings can even be treated with application of vinegar which reduces the pain and swelling and neutralises the toxin deposited by the bee's sting.
  
  If the pain and swell is not too serious, you may try applying mopiko lor. But you should keep monitoring your condition just to be on the safe side. If the conditions persist or worsen, go consult a doctor liao.
• Ah Cek

  27 Mar 07, 13:09

  normal bee bite - no need
  abnormal bee bite - yes
• the.owl

  27 Mar 07, 13:36

  Originally posted by Ah Cek:

  normal bee bite - no need
  abnormal bee bite - yes

  hahaha
• the.owl

  27 Mar 07, 13:37

  sekali he got bitten by abnormal bee, then become....
  ...
  ...
  ...
  the Beeman!!!
• the.owl

  27 Mar 07, 13:38

  LOL i did a search on google for "Beeman" and came up with this:
  
  
  
  his super power is to control millions of bees to attack his enemies
• eviljustice

  27 Mar 07, 13:51

  well. just go to do e doc ba. post here oso no use. waste a bit money, save ur life. u nv see e news last week meh. kena bite by crab. den infected n amputated leg or hand.in e end oso die. see doctor better. no joke de.
• ifish

  27 Mar 07, 13:53

  Originally posted by MohamedF:

  No... that's jelly fish...

  wrong ahh.. nvm la.. still can. who knows ts got sting at the face
• ditzy

  27 Mar 07, 14:43

  Bees don't bite, they sting.
• freestyle

  27 Mar 07, 15:06

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Bees don't bite, they sting.

  yeah thanks for the fact dude. perhaps u havent notice two other forumers have already mentioned so i probably dont need a third reminder.
• freestyle

  27 Mar 07, 15:07

  Originally posted by :

  What do you mean by "normal" bee in the first place?
  
  In some instances, bee stings can even be treated with application of vinegar which reduces the pain and swelling and neutralises the toxin deposited by the bee's sting.
  
  If the pain and swell is not too serious, you may try applying mopiko lor. But you should keep monitoring your condition just to be on the safe side. If the conditions persist or worsen, go consult a doctor liao.

  those garden ones.
  
  Think the STING is different from the other more ferocious.
• newcomer

  27 Mar 07, 15:07

  suck it out in case got poison. actually it's good to be stung once in a while, good for ur immune system.
• sand king

  27 Mar 07, 16:12

  bee can bite meh?
• Urroh

  27 Mar 07, 16:16

  Originally posted by newcomer:

  suck it out in case got poison. actually it's good to be stung once in a while, good for ur immune system.

  
• CatchNoBall

  27 Mar 07, 16:20

  Eh, usually I've I get bitten/stung by insects I just leave it alone, there aren't many deadly insects in Singapore..