After being stung by a bee there is a great danger and the stung area will become red and swollen, so timely measures must be taken to avoid more serious situations. The more common methods of treatment are: First, after being stung by a bee, the local skin will be painful and itchy, and will also be accompanied by redness, swelling, heat and other allergic irritation and local inflammatory reactions. If the bee’s poisonous needles sting into the skin, be sure to find a way to remove them. Second, apply ice to the sting to reduce pain and swelling, and if the pain is severe, use pain medication. Third, if there is a tendency to spread, there may be an allergic reaction, you can take some anti-allergy drugs, such as paracetamol and other anti-allergy drugs. Fourth, observe closely for more than half an hour, and if you find yourself with breathing difficulties, thickened voice, with wheezing sounds, you should be immediately sent to the nearest hospital for resuscitation. Fifth, if you are stung by a bee, you can take some edible alkali, wet it with water and put it on the stung area.