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I've found a similar question being asked on another site and the general consensus is that wasp and bee stings can itch for days or more than a week. I wouldn't worry if I were you.
One responder suggested it might be a good idea to "try mixing a little baking soda in some water, making a paste and apply it to the red area".
You can check the link in the source anyway, have a look at all the comments and you'll see that there are things you can do to soothe the itching. but you don't need to worry :)
One responder suggested it might be a good idea to "try mixing a little baking soda in some water, making a paste and apply it to the red area".
You can check the link in the source anyway, have a look at all the comments and you'll see that there are things you can do to soothe the itching. but you don't need to worry :)
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