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Cyclist in Sharon Hospitalized with Life-Threatening Swelling After Bee Sting in Throat

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First reported by N12 · 15 minutes ago

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A cyclist in Israel's Sharon region was hospitalized after a bee sting lodged in his uvula caused severe swelling threatening his airway. Medical staff at Meir Medical Center removed the stinger and treated him successfully. Doctors warn of the dangers of mouth stings and advise immediate medical care over AI consultations in emergencies.

01A bee sting lodged deep in a cyclist's uvula caused life-threatening swelling in Sharon.
02The cyclist lost ability to swallow and speak, prompting emergency hospital visit.
03Doctors used a camera and special tools to remove the stinger from the uvula.
04He was treated with steroids, antibiotics, and painkillers and improved under observation.
05Doctors warn mouth stings can rapidly block airways and require urgent care.
06Medical staff caution against relying on AI apps for emergency medical advice.

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