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  1. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    My dad was bitten by a copperhead when he was young. He was barefoot down in the pasture. It bit him behind the ankle and he ran all the way home. He was the local doctor's first snakebite victim.
  2. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    What about the shock treatments for snakebite? Anyone have any experience with that? (Or know someone who has?) I first read about it back in the mid-eighties. I've read pro and con, though. Might be worth a shot, if the situation was dire enough.
  3. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    I'd rather flog someone else with it to stay warm. If you flogged the right guy, you'd stay fairly warm running from him. :lol:
  4. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    Ah, gotcha. I knew stinging nettle had several uses, just thought you meant it was like plantain in relieving stings.
  5. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    You chew up part of the stinging nettle? Yeesh! Seems that would be nearly as bad as the sting itself. :O
  6. treesmith

    Wasp stings

    There is an herb called plantain (plantago major) that grows all over the place down here. If you break off a leaf and chew it up, then plaster it on the sting, it helps to reduce the swelling and pain. One of my daughters was stung last year on the arm and swelled up something awful. A few...
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