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1 week agoThe Worst Mistakes Travelers Make After a Bee Sting-and How to Treat It the Right Way
A popular myth is that you should try to suck out the venom, but that can actually make things worse, according to Jared Ross, a board-certified emergency medicine physician and professor at the University of Missouri. Ross explains that sucking doesn't create enough suction to remove venom and instead increases blood flow to the area, which can cause the venom to spread.
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