WASP STING TREATMENT

So you've been stung by a wasp and don't know the best way to treat it? There are many different remedies out there. Some old, some new and some more effective than others.

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A BACKGROUND ON WASP STINGS

There are many different wasp sting remedies, some of which are based on the old belief that wasp stings are alkali. Therefore the sting was thought to be neutralized by applying a weak acid such as vinegar or bicarbonate of soda. These days doctors now believe that the combination of different active chemicals in wasps venom means it is actually neutral, and not alkali, so vinegar and other acids are no longer thought to be effective treatments.

These remedies are listed below. If you want to get rid of wasps permanently

Wasps are very active during the summer months, busy with the task of finding food to bring up the larval wasps back at the nest. This keeps them mostly out of the way of humans, and you are much more likely to get stung by a wasp during autumn, when their duties at the nest have ceased and the harvest of fallen, over ripe fruit starts attracting them. This fallen fruit ferments as it rots on the ground, and the wasps that feed from this become ‘drunk', which makes them much more aggressive and more likely to sting humans. At this time of year it is a sensible precaution to use wasp repellent if you are spending time outdoors, and keep drinks and food covered as this will attract them. If you notice a large number of wasps in your garden, then you may have a nest nearby. Take a good look around to see if you can spot any areas that wasps are gathering near, especially trees, earth banks, roof spaces and wall cavities. If you do find a nest you will need to call a professional exterminator, and you must never disturb the nest yourself.