Honeybees Pest Control
Honeybees have a barbed stinger attached to a venom gland. When the bee stings, the stinger tears off, and the bee dies. But that stinger stays in your skin which continues to pump out venom. (You can see it throb.) Get the stinger out as soon as possible - use a tweezers. Don't worry, you won't make the venom go in any faster. Then as soon as you can, clean the sting and apply antibiotic ointment. If the sting itches, apply calamine, hydrocortisone cream or anti-itch lotion.