Bee sting: Typically, with most bee stings, one will notice localized redness and swelling to the affected site. Oral benadryl, (diphenhydramine) ice and/or a topical 'anti-itch' ointment should help symptoms. Should one experience any throat or facial swelling with difficulty getting a full-breath, go to emergency care. With redness staying local, antibiotics are not needed. Your doc should be consulted with any change.
Answered 7/10/2015
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Sting: This does sound like a localized reaction to a bee sting. If it does not resolve with the recommendations , certainly see your podiatrist or family doc.
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