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The extent of the swelling depends upon the site of the bee sting. Some body parts tend to swell more than the others. For instance, you will notice a considerable swelling, if the bee stung you on face, as opposed to hands or legs. You can reduce the swelling from bee sting by immediately applying a pack of ice.
Many doctors recommend using a hard object like a credit card or blunt knife to swipe over the area and remove the stinger. The honey bee venom sack, which remains in the skin of the victim, can take 2 to 3 minutes to release all of its venom, so prompt removal of the stinger can reduce the severity of the sting. Home remedies include applying ice or cold packs to the area to reduce the body's inflammatory response.