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Stung by a bee on the back of my hand 3 days ago. still swollen about 3 times normal size and am now getting small blisters. should i see a doctor?
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Not a bad idea: Usually, bee stings should have resolved by now. See your doctor to be safe.
Answered 9/22/2012
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