• Large swelling at the sting site
• Hives
• Itching
• Difficulty breathing
• Swelling of the face or throat
• Dizziness after a sting
You should see a specialist if you have had a severe reaction, widespread hives, breathing symptoms, or significant swelling after an insect sting.
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Triggers include venom from stinging insects. Risk may be higher in people with prior systemic sting reactions.
Evaluation may include reaction history, allergy testing for insect venom, and risk assessment for future severe reactions.
Treatment may include emergency preparedness, epinephrine, avoidance guidance, and venom immunotherapy for long-term protection.
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