Should i see a doctors after a wasp sting?

Probably Not: Most wasp stings are painful, but not dangerous. However, some people are allergic and such reactions (hives, trouble breathing) can be life-threatening. Also, multiple stings can be dangerous, particularly in very small children or the elderly. Otherwise most stings result in only local symptoms of pain & redness. Bacterial infections are uncommon.

For allergic rxn: Normal sting symptoms may include pain, itching, swelling, redness & tenderness of the affected area. Milder allergic reactions: Swelling of > 4 inches (baseball), nausea, GI cramps, diarrhea. Severe allergic reactions may present with swelling of tongue, mouth, lips or throat; difficulty swallowing & breathing, wheezing, tightness of the chest, hives, generalized weakness, confusion & slurring of

Maybe: If you have a mild reaction, No. If you develop hives all over your body or the swelling extends way beyond the site of the sting, then I would seek emergent medical attention. If you ave shortness of breath, then you need to call 911.