bee sting to the scalp and swollen lymph nodes?

Started by marliah, July 23, 2008, 08:55:16 PM

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jalentour

My lymph glands respond to scalp stings pretty strongly.  The whole body doesn't do well. 
The rest of the body tolerates the sting well below the neck.

bwallace23350

Do you get stung often? I just got tired of getting stung so now I always wear my ultra breeze suit, gloves, and boots. I just had swelling that was aggravating and I hated the itch so I gave up even trying to wear less gear.

GSF

With me, after more and more stings the swelling and itching went away. About the only time I swell now is if it's under the eye or some other soft tissue. Even then the swelling is pretty mild.
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BeeMaster2

Quote from: GSF on June 15, 2016, 09:44:28 AM
With me, after more and more stings the swelling and itching went away. About the only time I swell now is if it's under the eye or some other soft tissue. Even then the swelling is pretty mild.
Same here, most of the time, within 5 minutes i can hardly tell where I was stung at. If it is a totally new area to bee stung, I sometimes have a sore spot that I feel when I rub it or lean on it.
It I do not get stung for a long time, like during winter, I start having problems with my shoulders and my right ankle.
Jim
Jim
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little john

As far as I know, beekeeping is not a popular pursuit amongst nudists - which might suggest that certain parts of the body are more sensitive to stings than others.
I shall leave you with that mental picture. :smile:
LJ
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GSF

LJ, go on you tube and search "The naked beekeeper". He's there, he's nude(blurred), no I didn't care to watch it. :shocked:
When the law no longer protects you from the corrupt, but protects the corrupt from you - then you know your nation is doomed.

bwallace23350

Well a naked beekeeper is someone that I know I am smarter than.

BeeMaster2

He did a full inspection and never got stung.
Jim
Democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote.
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bwallace23350

It is the possibility of getting stung in some places that are just not worth the risk

GotStung

It?s such a relief to know this is normal. I got stung on the scalp two days ago, felt fine later that day, but felt a bit of ?soreness? in the back of the head (different spot from the sting) yesterday, and I?m feeling two lumps plus some dull pain today.

The lumps got me quite worried. It?s good to know that this is an expected reaction from the bee sting that?ll hopefully subside soon.

BeeMaster2

Got rung,
Welcome to Beemaster.
As noted below, the more stings you get, the less it affects you.
I strongly recommend using Benadryl cream and hydrocortisone cream on the stings. This seems to help your body to not react to the stings and stops your body from over reacting.
Jim Altmiller
Democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote.
Ben Franklin

FloridaGardener

I'm going to pipe up again about applying lavender oil/ice pack every 10 minutes until pain & swelling are gone. Or else I go to sleep.  This is absolutely the fastest cure I've tried, faster than topical or tablet Rx-strength steroids, or anything.  And for me, no side effects.

Ben Framed

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Quote from: sawdstmakr on May 03, 2020, 07:20:51 AM
Got rung,
Welcome to Beemaster.
As noted below, the more stings you get, the less it affects you.
I strongly recommend using Benadryl cream and hydrocortisone cream on the stings. This seems to help your body to not react to the stings and stops your body from over reacting.
Jim Altmiller

Yes Jim, along with a Zantac tablet if still available. As told to us here a couple years ago by one of our members who was an ER Nurse. Your method Jim, along with the tablet soon made a dramatic turnaround in my case from stings, until I became immune, cured, or whatever the proper wording would be, getting me over the hump until I no longer had the reactions. Before that my concern was that I may be severely allergic to bee stings. In all fairness, I should go back and find that text giving credit to the nice person who told us of this.