Bee sting home remedy

Here are some home remedies for bee stings, wasp stings, hornet stings or jellyfish stings.
These bee sting home remedies are for people who are not allergic to these stings. If you are not
sure if someone is allergic watch for headaches, muscle cramps, difficulty breathing or swallowing, sweating, nausea, fever, drowsiness or unconsciousness and call an ambulance if needed.

Bee sting home remedy #1

Using the inside of a banana peel placed over the area where you have been bitten gives great relief.

Bee sting home remedy #2

To get effective relief from a bee sting, make a mud paste ofwater and dirt and put it directly on the affected area. It will relieve the swelling, stinging and redness. Once the paste has dried and it is feeling better, simply wash it off with cool water.

Bee sting home remedy #3

Remove a bee sting with your clean fingernail or the blunt edge of a knife. Avoid squeezing the skin, as this expels more venom into the body. Apply cold water pad or an ice cube to the affected area.

Bee sting home remedy #4

Get the stinger out of your skin and dab the irritation with vinegar. This will relieve the itching.

Bee sting home remedy #5

Cut up garlic very small. Place it on the affected area and most likely it will be gone the next day. No itching.

Bee sting home remedy #6

Make a paste of baking soda and water and apply to wasp or hornet stings. This will soothe as well as keep any swelling down. Leave it on the affected area for about five minutes and you will find great relief.