Insect bite (mouth area)

Signs of a sudden allergic reaction:

1. Sudden sharp pain.
2. Swelling of the lips, tongue, cheeks, and palate.
3. Possible difficulty breathing with bluish discoloration of the lips and face.
4. A wheezing sound may be heard while breathing.

Dial the emergency number 112 immediately

1. Calm the child and provide a sense of security.
2. Move to an insect-free environment.
3. Seat the child upright or hold them on your lap.
4. Cooling of the mouth and throat is important:
5. Use a cold, damp washcloth.
6. Let the child suck on ice or ice cubes, but only if they are able to swallow, awake, and older.
7. Provide the child with continuous care.
8. Ensure sufficient fresh air supply.