What should I do if I'm allergic to eating bee larvae and my body itches?

Itching after eating bee larvae may indicate an allergic reaction. Consumption should be stopped immediately, and treatments such as cold compresses and oral medication should be administered promptly. Specific measures are as follows:

1. Stop consuming bee larvae

If an allergic reaction occurs after eating bee larvae, consumption should be discontinued immediately. Patients should ensure adequate sleep and avoid excessive fatigue in daily life.

2. Cold compress

For allergic reactions after eating bee larvae, apply a cold compress using an ice pack or a towel soaked in cold water to the affected area to relieve itching and swelling. Maintain a light diet, consume more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid raw, cold, greasy, and spicy foods.

3. Oral medication

If the patient's allergic symptoms are mild, presenting only with rash and itching, antiallergic medications such as chlorpheniramine maleate tablets or loratadine tablets may be taken orally under medical guidance to reduce allergic reactions. Additionally, topical lotions such as calamine lotion can be used for their soothing and astringent effects.

Besides the above methods, intravenous therapy may also be considered. If the allergic reaction is severe—such as difficulty breathing or throat swelling—immediate medical attention is required.