Not really: But apply first aid measures, as removing the stinger if present, cleaning the area, antihistamines for itching, if you're allergic to bee or wasp venom and was prescribed epinephrine (epipen) keep it handy and use it if necessary. Check this link for more info http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/bee-and-wasp-stings-treatment
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No: Most people who are stung by bees or wasps only have local reactions of pain and swelling which are self-limited. No treatment should be needed. Sometimes homeopathy can help- Apis and Ledum, available at health food stores, are good remedies for wasp stings. See http://thehomeopathiccoach.com/homeopathy-insect-bites-stings/ For other natural remedies see http://tinyurl.com/3m8m2tt
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