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Pregnant. Honey bee sting on leg, having swollen painful foot, no itching. Can take benadryl or should take treatment?

Hi, I m 7 months pregnant, and was stung on the bottom of my foot by a honey be at About 5:00pm yesterday, and now at 6:30 am I can barely walk on my foot and it s swollen and has a hard place where the stinger is. It isn t itching or anything it s just constant pain? I know I can take benadyrl but should I call the doctor???
Asked On : Thu, 21 Jun 2012
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. After 3rd month of pregnancy you can use any drugs.
if minimal reaction of the bite is there it would have been resolved by this timd.
so i advise you to consult a physian for treatment. benadryl also helps to some extent. thank you.
Answered: Thu, 21 Jun 2012
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