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A bee on an arm, with its stinger stuck in the arm
March 20, 2025/Primary Care

How To Remove a Bee Stinger

Whether you scrape or pull out the stinger, the key is to do it quickly

Gypsy moth caterpillar on a leaf
October 4, 2024/Primary Care

Can a Caterpillar Cause a Skin Rash?

They may seem cute, but toxins released by certain kinds of caterpillars can leave you feeling itchy or worse

Split screen: poisonous plant/venomous insect
April 24, 2024/Primary Care

What It Means To Be Poisonous vs. Venomous

Poisons are inhaled, ingested or absorbed by your skin, while venoms are delivered by bites and stings

wasp on person's skin
August 8, 2023/Primary Care

Simple Steps To Treat Bee and Wasp Stings — Plus Tips To Prevent Them

If stung, removing the stinger quickly is key — then, apply a cold compress to soothe

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child being treated for bee sting by caregiver
July 10, 2023/Children's Health

How To Treat Your Child’s Sting or Bite at Home

Simple solutions to handle backyard encounters with some of nature’s smallest critters

Elderly person suffering from allergies while outside.
November 16, 2022/Allergies

Can You Develop Allergies as an Adult?

Allergies can pop up at any time in your life

scorpion stinger
July 27, 2021/Primary Care

How to Treat a Scorpion Sting at Home

An urgent care physician weighs in on what to do

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