Reduced pulses in feet can signal heart disease risks. Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a buildup of cholesterol and plaque in the arteries that lead to the extremities. PAD can cause discomfort in your legs and feet, limit your walking and activities, or severe PAD can progress to loss of limb. Your doctor can check for signs of the disease with a simple test of pulses in your feet.
Do you put vinegar or baking soda on a wasp sting? Both baking soda and vinegar can provide relief from the sting of a wasp or a bee, but baking soda is the more common remedy. A thick paste of baking soda and water applied directly to the sting can neutralize the soreness and reduce itchiness.
Part 1 Treating the Sting. 1. Remove the stinger. If the stinger from the wasp or hornet is still lodged in the skin, remove it first thing. It's best to do this with a blunt, flat object like a butter knife, a credit card, or your fingernail. If you squeeze the stinger, it's possible more venom will be released.