How to Identify an Insect by the Mark of the Sting
How to Identify Bee & Wasp Stings
How to Prevent Infection From a Mosquito Bite
How to Prevent Mosquito Bites
How to Treat a Brown Recluse Spider Bite
How to Treat a Centipede Bite
How to Treat a Chigger Bite
How to Treat a Fire Ant Sting
How to Treat a Yellow Jacket Sting on Someone Who is Allergic
How to Treat Flea Bites
How to Treat a Hornet Sting
How to Treat a Mosquito Bite
How to Treat a Scorpion Bite
How to Treat a Hornet Sting on Someone Who is Allergic
How to Treat a Mite Bite
Treat fire ant stings with antiseptic and hydro-cortisone. Stop the pain of fire ant stings with tips from… More
Fire ants are aggressive biting ants that often leave multiple stings on a victim. When someone is attack… More
In order to treat fire ant stings, a person should clean the area as soon as possible with an alcohol swab… More
There are common causes of anaphylaxis that you should be aware of. Find out what some common causes are i… More
If you have an allergic reaction and cannot get to medical care there are home first aid techniques you ca… More
When packing first-aid items for a hike, be sure to include a flashlight, matches and water. Be ready for … More
Body soap offers the obvious benefit of cleaning your skin. It can also serve to nurture and protect the s… More
Some people worry about applying insect repellents to children, so learn about the best bug repellent prod… More
Time released insect repellents are very popular because you do not have to reapply them as often. Learn … More
Organic pesticides are compounds derived from plants, shrubs, and herbs. Many plants contain natural deter… More
For the most part, ants are those little creatures that traditionally ruin picnics or entire days if you h… More
The cow killer ant or eastern velvet ant is actually a wasp and not an ant. It is always referred to as a… More
Summary: Treat fire ant stings with antiseptic and hydro-cortisone. Stop the pain of fire ant stings with tips from a firefighter in this free first-aid video.
Captain Joe Bruni has more than 30 years of experience as a street firefighter and company officer. He also completed a great deal of research with other instructors who have...read more
"You know there are many common insects that bite us throughout our daily course of life. Hi, I am Captain Joe Bruni and what I'm going to talk about is the bite incurred from the common fire ant. Fire ants usually attack in great numbers. Causing a great deal of pain and discomfort. Many times these bites are followed within twenty four hours by small pustules that form at every bite site location. These pustules should not be broken by popping the blister or scratching. Apply some type of antiseptic and over the counter hydra cortisone to help relief itching as this occurs. The body part could be elevated to help reduce swelling or ice can be applied. In intervals of anywhere from ten minutes on to twenty minutes on and off. For the same length of time. If secondary infection occurs medical attention will be sought. Few things are as painful and irritating as the common fire ant bite injury. With a couple simple basic steps of cleaning the area and applying some type of anti itch or anti inflammatory cream like hydra cortisone. This can bring relief. I am Captain Joe Bruni. Stay safe and we'll see you next time."
eHow Article: How to Treat a Fire Ant Sting
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US
