What is the best thing to do for a wasp sting, what if you are allergic to it?

Question

what is cellulites? how come they get that? I think those might be some good answers, but how do you know if they are having a serious reaction? If it was near the throat then it would be more serious I would think, thanks for the answers so far

Answer 1

bendadryl and go to the emergency room ASAP

Answer 2

Cellulitis is an infection of the deep subcutaneous tissue of the skin.

If you were stung near the throat or anywhere else it would be terribly uncomfortable, red, hot, itchy & painful. Treat it with cold packs.

If you were allergic to the sting, your throat may constrict and block off... you go into anaphylatic shock!, you need medical treatment pronto.

Answer 3

well i was always told to mix a little baking soda and water together and put on the sting spot. For me i am allergic everytime i get a bee sting i have to go see the doc so i can get antibiotics because it turns into cellulites. so its always good to have them checked out.

Answer 4

cellulite has nothing to do with wasp stings.  if you have a serious allergic to the latter, you will know it - it gets swollen, red and hot.  it hurts and itches like crazy.   I don't think it matters where it is - you're either allergic or not regardless of where you were stung.  Cellulite is the grotesque "cottage cheese"-textured flesh that women get on their thighs and bottom when they get middle-aged and their skin loses collagen and elasticity.