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Hi doctors, my dad was stung by a bee earlier today on his face, right under the eye, how to treat it?
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Bee sting: Depends on his response to the sting. If appears anaphylactic then go to ear. If just red and swollen use cool compresses, remove stinger with tweezers. Ibuprofen and antihistamine. If it appears to become infected then see your doctor for antibiotics.
Answered 6/25/2014
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