my head i swallon with goo running out my ears  from a bee sting what should i do?
821035
See a docter QUICKLY! You might be allergic and if you get another bee sting, it could be deadly because the first is always the best one...
990415
I agree with the posters who say they're just honeybees.  Hopefully they're not killer bees.  Please do not try to kill them.  If you aren't willing to let them stay, find out about getting the hive moved to a different spot.  Unless you're allergic or they hive is in your way, there isn't really a reason for you to bother them.
216084
ASAP before it rots the rest of your skull away and your face collapses in.\nAren't you in pain ? even if you're not, the damage an untreated abcess can do is monumental. bite bullet and go have it yanked. get a general anethesia (i had to).
142183
first try jumping up and down with your head cocked to the side so your ear pointed at the floor....next put some rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip and and rub it in each ear ... let it set and then use the other end the dry your ear...it safe i done this hudreds of times
973804
Can you listen to an iPod while working?  Try some soothing music or books on tape.  \n\nIf it gets too bad, scream loudly, grab your back, fall on the floor and file a claim for workman's comp.
910967
This happened to me when I found out I was allergic to antibiotics. I didn't develop the allergy until I was a teenager. Because the medicine was in my bloodstream, I had to deal with the hives all over my entire body for a couple of days. Most painful, I must say.\n\nHopefully, you can take Benedryl and feel better shortly. If you have started a new medication recently, still take Benedryl and just try to deal with the pain. You should go to the emergency room or call 911 if you start to feel faint or dizzy (see anaphylaxis reaction on WebMD).\n\nIf you can't figure out what it is you're allergic to, you should see a doctor at some point soon that can do a "scratch test." Some allergies are very serious and can be fatal if overexposed (like peanuts, shellfish, bee-stings). Hang in there!
1080331
The more you convince yourself it's going to hurt, the more pain you're going to feel. Just try to sit back, relax and tell yourself it's going to be over very quickly. You can also take a couple of ice packs with you. You can place the packs on the injection sites which will help take away the sting.\n\nBy the way, it's not actually the shot itself that hurts, it's the vaccine. They tend to sting a little but if you've ever been stung by a bee before, it's not nearly as bad!\n\nTake a deep breath and imagine the shot is a tickling flower! The way you approach this will determine how much it actually hurts!\n\nGood luck!
541789
If none of the above helps me, I take a small piece of a tissue, roll it so that it is like a thick needle (or a thin Q-tips..) and carefully put it into my ear. Be careful and very cautious as you could hurt yourself as it's quite sharp. But this usually sucks out the liquid well. You may have to repeat it two or three times depending on the amount.\nBut again, be very careful and gentle not to hurt your eardrum!!!
1078662
Try hydrocortezone or an antihistamine like benadryl
911357
that was happend  to me and i still dont no how to get rid of it  i feel deff in 1 ear
1031299
You could try the following:\n\n- A small amount of vaseline under your nose to catch pollen before it goes up your nose.\n-Sunglasses (wrap arounds definatley help)\n-Tunble dry your clothes (or at least dry them inside). If they are dried outside the become covered in pollen from trees and flowers etc.\n-Change your clothes as soon as you get in from work and have a shower as well.\n-Try to avoid going out in peak hayfever hours between 7-9 am and 5-7 pm.\n-Go to your doctor and see if they can provide an alternative.\n-Visit Holland and Barrett or other health store for a natural remedy.\n-I don't think there is a cure because when we suffer from hayfever our body is having an allergic reaction to pollen and thefore creates hestimines. If you can't take anti-hestimines then you may just have to work hard to minimise your exposure by doing what I've mentioned above.\n\n-Two more things - if you have sore eyes Boots do  some disposable eye cooling pads which can help.\n\n-Finally, and this may seem really obvious but I've mentioned it to poeple before who didn't know - Blow your nose rather than just sniffing all day because this helps to clear any pollen out of your nostrils and reduces the tickly sensation that you get in your nose that then leads to your eyes watering which you then rub and we all know how much of a bad idea that is for hayfever sufferers. \n\nSorry this isn't a cure but hopefully it will help.\n\nPete
401875
I'm being attacked by a swarm of the little beggars right now and it's making it hard to type. Ah that's the last one good. Any way before tonight I would have thought not likely but then I heard this buzzing, I looked out threw the window and snap, their all over me. Oh wait these are honey bees, oh dear; my mistake; sorry!
639712
Sounds as if you have a bad case of flu or some other virus. Drink lots of liquids, hot honey and lemon is good, take aspirin and get plenty of sleep. If you're not better within 48 hours go back to the doctor, or if you get eyes that hurt in the light/headache or a rash go back to the doctor immediately. Cool yourself down with a cold damp flannel over your forehead. I think you'll be fine in a few days.
760048
sleep. ask someone to massage your forehead. if you can't stand it then take panadol.
641513
put a lttle bit of rubbing alcohol in your ears it helps
720548
You should go see a doctor you may have ear damage. If you listen  to very loud music with earphones or ear buds the sound vibrations damage the eardrum.
96509
What? hahaha.. NO. It may cause your eardrum to be irritated, but it cannot in any way cause brain damage. Please slap whoever told you that!