concept   bee stings
culture   Tropical countries
statement   In tropical countries, concerns about other venomous insects and insect-borne diseases overshadow the threat of bee stings.
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1 animal sting Tropical countries Encounters with scorpion or snake stings are more common, and remedies may differ 1
2 bee stings Tropical countries Bee stings are a less common concern due to the abundance of other venomous insects like mosquitoes and ants. 1
3 bee stings Tropical countries Traditional remedies, such as plant extracts and poultices, are often used to treat bee stings. 1
4 bee stings Tropical countries In some cultures, there may be specific superstitions or folklore related to bee stings and their impact on health. 1
5 bee stings Tropical countries Concerns about bee stings may be overshadowed by the need to protect against other insect-borne diseases like malaria and dengue fever. 1
6 bee stings Tropical countries Beekeeping may not be as prevalent, and knowledge about bee stings may be more limited to certain rural communities. 1
7 sting Tropical countries Stings from jellyfish, scorpions, and other venomous creatures are a concern when engaging in beach or outdoor activities. 1
8 sting Tropical countries Stings from jellyfish or certain types of fish are a common concern, especially when swimming in the ocean. 1