Fear of wasps

The other day, when my wife was taking a walk in a natural park, she suddenly felt pain in her leg, and when she saw it, a wasp the size of her index finger landed on her leg.

I tried to wipe it off with my hand several times, but it didn't move away, and while it was still for a while, it stung me with a poisonous burr and injected me with poison.

She was panicking in pain and fear, but she immediately called me on the cell phone she had and told me she had been stabbed, and she was immediately taken to the hospital. I instructed him to go.

Actually, this was not the first time I was stung by a hornet, but the second time. If you get stung by a wasp a second time, you may experience anaphylactic shock, which can be life-threatening, so be careful.

She went to the hospital and was examined by her doctor. As a result, she was not in anaphylactic shock and was in pain due to the poison, so she was instructed to take medicine and apply it.

I'm really glad she didn't become particularly ill, but then she suffered from severe pain and severe itching for several days, so I put ice on her leg as instructed by her doctor. .

She is almost symptom free now, but I think she understands how frightening wasps can be.

Wasps are very ferocious, and they may attack without you doing anything, so it seems better to keep them out of densely wooded areas and grassy areas.

You too should be very careful with hornets, and if you do get stung, go to the hospital immediately and get proper treatment! !