Attention to the wasps injections
- Thursday May 14,2009 04:46 PM
- By iorgu
- In Major diseases
With the return of fine weather, leisures practiced outside are accompanied by a risk of injections of Hymenoptera. Benign in the vast majority cases, they can so sometimes however sometimes as sometimes be at the origin of allergic reactions at some persons.
Allergic reaction to the injections of Hymenoptera
Honeybees, bumblebees, hornets or wasps are Hymenoptera whom, endowed with a sting, is likely to sting and to inject a venom.
Such injections can cause toxic reactions linked to the presence of the venom, but it are rare and noticed from a very big number of injections, more than about fifty at the same person. Also immediate allergic reactions are more frequent and depend on the type of present allergens in the venom injected by the insect.
4 stadiums of allergic answers are differentiated
Located: appearance of hives at the level of the injection, persisting 2 - 3 hours with an edema attaining at least two neighbouring pronunciations for more than 24 hours.
Light stadium: hives generalised with prurit (itches), feeling of feeling of faintness and anxiety.
Moderate stadium: the previous symptoms are linked in at least 2 of following signs: edema, thoracic oppression, abdominal pain, nausea, diarrheas, vertigo.
Serious stadium: other signs are added to precedents: respiratory difficulties, difficulty in swallowing, hearing troubles, impression of imminent death.
Very serious stadium: arterial brownout, collapse, loss of knowledge becomes cyanotic, syncopates, incontinence, etc.
To note that postponed reactions are possible, even if they are particularly rare.