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I really really need your help

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gbpack85br
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i have already googled it but does anyone have tricks to help the swelling of a bee sting in your mouth cause it just happened to me

+++k for help

Oct 3 2009 5:46PM
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I_Am_Mod
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You should pee on insect bites, the ammonia in your pee will neutralize the poison and stop the infection.....

^^ have fun ! :D


Oct 3 2009 5:48PM
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Mr.Panda
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Ice?  That is the only thing I can think of that ever brings swelling down or some like anti-histamine medication maybe.

I think we need a story though about how you got a beesting in your mouth.
Oct 3 2009 5:48PM
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SteezyOhio
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http://www.webmd.com/
^ give this a looking

but more importantly
why was there a bee in your mouth in the first fucking place?
Oct 3 2009 5:48PM
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SteezyOhio
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maybe try gargling and swishing mouth wash or some high proof alcohol, such as vodka. lol.
Oct 3 2009 5:50PM
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J-Wallz
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if you chug a bottle of vodka i bet you wont feel that bee sting anymore
Oct 3 2009 6:08PM
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ScuffDUFF
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Yup,  you gotta piss in your mouth...
Oct 3 2009 6:12PM
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daringharry
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one time i had to pee on my leg cause i got a jelly fish sting.
Oct 3 2009 8:37PM
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pat_in_the_hat
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ibprophen is an antihistamine aka it reduces swelling. take sume nigga
Oct 3 2009 8:38PM
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jamodeo
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there r only two things you need baking soda and water mix um together and throw it on im pretty sure this works ive only been stung once and i thinkit did
Oct 3 2009 8:50PM
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gbpack85br
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i was drinking soda
Oct 7 2009 8:22PM
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user098123
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Haha no, it is an anti-inflammatory, so it removes inflammation.  Histimine is a chemical that causes allergic reactions, so an anti-histimine helps to stop allergic reactions.  Benedryl is a classic anti-histimine.
Oct 7 2009 8:24PM
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D-Rex
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Been there, bee flew in my can, took a drink, the rest is history.
Oct 7 2009 8:26PM
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Blurst
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your lucky you did not get stung in the throat that would have been bad. I would ice it and take some type of allergy medicine
Oct 7 2009 8:29PM
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gbpack85br
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its not the first time its happened to me its actually the third. the first time i was eating a dorito and it fleinto my neck stung my neck and i almost died cause it was blocking off my oxygen and the other time i was running in soccer with my mouth open breathing pretty hard and it just flew in their.  im very unlucky with bees
Oct 7 2009 8:30PM
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jimmer
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oh gosh. that's awful. yeah i hate bees so much. if my family didn't grow almonds and walnuts i would make it my life's goal to exterminate every one of those diabolical little fuckers.
Oct 7 2009 8:34PM
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gbpack85br
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yeah i know but actually bees are good for us cause of the pollen and shit they transfer
Oct 7 2009 8:36PM
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Crack.
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haha you're smart.
Oct 7 2009 8:36PM
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