Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 22:08     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

It might be worth a mention to your doc next time you're in.
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 21:58     Subject: Re:Bee sting- delayed reaction?

I developed hives days later so yes you can have a delayed reaction
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 19:59     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

Op here. I'm doing better today - I have occasional
Asthma and I think it might have spurred it a little. I have a rescue inhaler so I can always use that. It think I just freaked myself out!
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 19:35     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

We're still in weed pollen season.
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 19:31     Subject: Re:Bee sting- delayed reaction?

How are you doing today, OP?
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 10:46     Subject: Re:Bee sting- delayed reaction?

Could be. Call your doctor. Have heard that a second sting can be fatal so be careful.
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 10:40     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

Were you stung in the throat?
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 06:15     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

Sounds like seasonal allergies, OP. Itchy throat right now for about 50% of the population.
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 00:51     Subject: Bee sting- delayed reaction?

I got stung around noon. Minimal swelling at the site but my throat was a little itchy so I took Benadryl and have been every 4 hours. Felt fine and around an hour ago throat felt weird agin so took dose and still feels weird. Is it possible to have a reaction 12 hours later or am I over reacting??