I had a bee sting the inside of my thigh (through my jeans) while mowing. What will take the "stinging" out
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Baking soda made into a paste, or meat tenderizer made into a paste will help.
Baking soda or mud.. Mix the baking soda with a little water to make it pasty
Go to my source near the bottom it lists all the best remedies. I've been stung before and all the ones marked excellent work...
try some ice cubes, this will help cool the area and draw out the heat. Also tobacco juice helps to reduce the itching. Also vinegar, meat tenderizer, yellow mustard.
Just choose one of the following herbal remedy for insect stings and your irritated skin:
1. Tea tree oil, lavender and peppermint are known favorites among many herbalists. These herbal remedies for insect stings can neutralize toxicity and stop your itch as soon as you are bitten. They are also effective in reducing skin inflammation.
Simply add a few drops of any of these herbal remedies into a mixture of baking soda or honey. Mixing this can help increase its effectiveness. You could also just apply a drop or two directly onto your insect bite.
2. Plantain is a very common plant that can be found along roadways and in yards along the United States. This herb is capable of drawing out toxins from your human body. You can use either the fresh or dried form of this herb to create a salve here.
Simply chop the plantain up finely before adding it to water and applying it to your insect sting or bite. Upon application of the mixture, you can feel that part of your skin becoming warm. This is a sign of toxins are being drawn out of your skin. Continue adding this mixture to your insect sting until your swelling and pain subsides.
3. While tobacco is a very controversial herb, it cannot be denied that that it has several uses because of its medicinal properties. Loose tobacco leaves can also be used as a herbal remedy for insect bites.
To make this preparation, combine water or apple cider vinegar with a small amount of tobacco leaves. This will create a paste which you can then apply to your insect sting. Leave this paste on your skin until the swelling goes down. In case you get skin irritation, wash off the paste from your skin with lukewarm water right away.
rub asprin on it or try baking soda or is it powder,use the asprin i know that works
you gotta get him to kiss it out! - since you are doing the chores of your man - the bee thought you were sweet and kissed you.
Let me know if you need help kissing your boo boo!
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