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Old 08-30-14 | 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
Funny question, because adrenaline (aka epinephirine) is used as an antidote for anaphylaxis as can be brought on by allergy to the bee sting. If being stung caused the body to produce adrenaline, an anaphylactic response wouldn't be very likely. I doubt there is an adrenaline rush after a bee sting.
This is what I was thinking of. There's a huge rush after an epi-pen injection.
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