Essential Oils For Insect Stings

By on January 29, 2013 in Aromatherapy, First Aid, Injuries, Bites

Bee Stings

Bee stings are painful and may cause fever and headaches; an allergic reaction can further cause swelling, redness, and rash. Try to remove the sting and apply a cold compress of Chamomile to the area.

Leave it for several house if possible but if the sting is in an awkward place just hold the compress to it for a as long as possible. In both cases, apply 1 drop of neat Chamomile three times a day for two days.

Hornet Stings

Follow the treatment recommended for bee stings

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Dee is an Adv. Certified Aromatherapist, Reiki Master, Adv. Color/Crystal Therapist, Herbalist, Dr. of Reflexology and single mom who is dedicated to helping others any way she can. One way she chooses to help is by offering information on the benefits and uses of natural health and healing methods for the well-being of both people and pets. Dee also teaches Aromatherapy, Reflexology and Color/Crystal Therapy at the Alternative Healing Academy
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