Thanks thousandwords for posting this subject. I read this subject back when you first posted it and even made a comment myself. I have a question for you and you might have already answered it since, if so please forgive me. I am wondering, when you received the sting, is it possible that the stinger itself, might have hit a blood vessel of artery, just as a syringe might work from a doctor? The reason that I ask is, you had said within a minute that the soles of your feet were itching. That is some fast moving reaction! This reason alone makes me suspect that you just might have had a bee that hit the bulls eye, so to speak.. Will you please update us on this subject? What is the latest in your experiences with this, doctor visits, more stings etc. Thanks, Phillip Hall "Ben Framed"
Quote from Hops
Astute observation, Phillip.
Most of us are aware that sting reactions can vary wildly, depending upon many factors, including sting site. those factors are not always considered by the physician when making a diagnosis. They tend to focus on the symptoms and work from there.
Thanks Hops, maybe thousandwords will reply.
Phillip