Man's Ear Canal Bee Removal After Over 300 Stings Leads to Severe Condition
A 62-year-old man in Vietnam suffered severe anaphylactic shock after being stung over 300 times by bees. A medical team successfully removed stingers and a bee from his ear canal, and the patient is now recovering. The incident highlights the dangers of bee venom and the importance of proper first aid.
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