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How to Treat a Wasp or Hornet Sting. The sting of a wasp or hornet is considered venomous. Quick removal of the stinger and proper follow-up care will help reduce pain and minimize swelling of the site. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_3040_treat-wasp-hornet.html
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