no.
Most wasp stings have a neutral pH, around 7. If a wasp sting was added to a universal indicator, it would turn a shade of green. Also tern is actually spelt turn
Do not go swimming because the sty will sting and get worse from the chlorine in the water.
You would not go blind but you would most likely need a surgery to get the stinger out and to prevent or get rid of any infection that the wasp could have given you due to the sting.
no
well my answer is maybey not or i don't know becaus really i haven't gotten stinged and then go swimming so id say no
the acidic lime juice should bring the pH level back to neutral since the wasp sting is alkaline which causes the pH loevel to go up. This would netrulize it but it might not stop the pain. ---- Actually, the pH of wasp venom is between 7.2 and 7.5, so it is almost neutral. The use of vinegar or lemon juice is an old wives' tale and actually has no effect.
so it doesn't sting you when you decide to go naively swimming in the ocean . . .
I would have thought swimming shorts would be ok
If you mean bee or wasp stings, then the answer is yes although it hardly ever happens. Some people are allergic to the formic acid of the sting and can go into anaphylactic shock from which they COULD die if they don't get treatment. But as I said, it hardly ever happens.
No. Not a good idea.
The sting and the area around it will hurt badly, and will swell up a bit if you are not allergic. If you are allergic go to the hospital right away. To help the sting afterward (if you're not allergic) soak the stung area in epsom salt and water to get out the toxins if possible.