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. 2015 May 21;10(5):e0126971. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0126971
© 2015 Park et al

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Table 1. Case studies and case series on adverse events associated with bee venom therapy.

Study (first author, year)CountryNumber of casesReason for BVTPractitioner typeBVT stimulation featureVenom typeaSkin testInjection amountConcomitant treatmentAE symptomsAE severitybAE typecMueller classificationdDiagnosisCausalitye
Bee sting acupuncture (BSA) and bee venom acupuncture (BVA)
Alqutub 2011 [2]Saudi Arabia1 case (F/35)Multiple sclerosisLocal practitionerBSABeesNot reported10 bee stingsNot reportedFatigue, anorexia, and discoloration of sclera (jaundice)SevereOthers-HepatotoxicityProbable
An 2001 [16]Korea3 cases a) F/58a) Degenerative knee arthritisa) KMDa) BVABeesa) Not reporteda) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.35 mLa) Cold packa) Extreme pain, muscular convulsion and tremble, ocular hyperemia, sleepiness, stiffness of limbs, and hyperventilationa) Severea) SRa) Grade IIIa) Pain shocka) Probable
b) F/57b) Progressive bulbar paralysisb) KMDb) BVABeesb) Not reportedb) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.1 mLb) Cold pack, acupuncture, pharmacopunctureb) Extreme pain, facial sweating, asthenia of limbs, pallor face, weak voice, and sleepinessb) Severeb) SRb) Grade IIIb) Pain shockb) Probable
c) F/54c) Amyotropic lateral sclerosisb) KMDc) BVABeesc) Not reportedc) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.3 mLc) Cold packc) Extreme pain, facial sweating, asthenia of limbs, pallor face, weak voice, and sleepinessc) Severec) SRc) Grade IIIc) Pain shockc) Probable
Bae 2009 [17]Korea1 case (M/76)Palpable subcutaneous noduleNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedTwo erythematous plaques, skin ulcerations, and necrosisModerateSP-Foreign bodygranulomaProbable
Cheng 2004 [18]China2 cases a) M/2a) Repeated respiratory infectionsa) MDa) BSABeesa) Not reporteda) 1 bee stinga) Not reporteda) Arrhythmia,pallor face, nausea, vomiting, and cold sweatsa) Moderatea) SRa) Grade IIa) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) M/3b) Repeated respiratory infectionsb) MDb) BSABeesb) Not reportedb) 1 bee stingb) Not reportedb) Arrhythmia,pallor face, nausea, vomiting, and cold sweatsb) Moderateb) SRb) Grade IIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
Cho 2010 [19]Korea1 case (F/37)Lower back painKMDBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedSkin rash, pruritus, arthralgia,fever, and myalgiaModerateSRGrade ISerum sickness reactionProbable
Herr 1999 [20]Korea1 case (M/64)Knee arthralgiaUnqualified personBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedLocalized edema and pruritus; skin nodulesModerateSP-Eosinophilic granulomaProbable
Huh 2008 [21]Korea1 case (M/71)Knee painNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedDysarthria, dizziness, and left hemiparesisSevereSRGrade IIIPontine and thalamic infarctionPossible
Jung 2012 [22]Korea1 case (F/65)Knee painUnqualified person (apitherapist)BSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedNausea, dizziness, weakness, generalized paresthesia, whole-body wheal, diffuse edema, unconsciousness, and deathSevereSRGrade IVAnaphylaxis, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)Probable
Karapata 1961 [23]Russia1 case (M/51)Hypertensive disordersNot reportedBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedVomiting, headache, and uremiaSevereOthers-Toxic pulmonary edemaPossible
Kim 2005 [24]Korea1 case (F/53)Pain in the scapular regionKMDBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedLocalized pruritus and multiple erythematous papulesModerateSP-HypersensitivityProbable
Kim 2007 [25]Korea1 case (F/28)Not reportedNot reportedBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedFacial and generalize edema, backache, and abdominal distensionModerateSRGrade IIMinimal change, nephrotic syndromeProbable
Kim 2010 [26]Korea1 case (F/36)Knee osteoarthritisKMDBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedTwo erythematous plaques and nodules; skin ulcerationsModerateSP-Foreign body granulomaProbable
Kim 2011 [27]Korea1 case (F/75)Knee and lower back painKMDSBV and BVABeesNot reportedSBV injection 2.4 mL, BV injection 4,000:1, 1.0 mLPharmacopunctureFacial erythema localized erythema generalized pruritus chest discomfort mild dyspneaModerateSRGrade IIAnaphylaxisProbable
Kwon 2009 [28]Korea2 cases a) M/76a) Lower back pain, knee osteoarthritisa) KMDa) SBVBeesa) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Tongue edema, dysarthria, mild dyspnea, localized erythema, and swellinga) Severea) SRa) Grade III b) Grade Ia) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) F/50b) Pain in hand and shoulder jointsb) KMDb) SBVBeesb) Not reportedb) SBV injection 2.2 mLb) Pharmacopunctureb) Generalized pruritus and feverb) Moderateb) SRb) Grade Ib) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
Lee 1996 [29]Korea1 case (F/43)Chronic eczema-like dermatosisNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedMultiple erythematous plaques and nodulesModerateSPForeign body granulomaProbable
Lee 1996 [30]Korea1 case (F/42)PolyarthralgiaNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedLocalized edema and redness; subcutaneous nodulesModerateSPForeign body granulomaProbable
Lee 2000 [31]Korea1 case (M/28)Ankle sprainKMDBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedNeck stiffness, chest pressure sensation, stridor, and dyspneaSevereSRGrade IIIAnaphylaxisProbable
Lee 2010 [32]Korea1 case (M/59)LipomaNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedSingle erythematous plaquesModerateSP-Foreign body granulomaProbable
Lee 2011 [33]Korea2 cases a) F/53a) Knee and lower back paina) MDa) BVA (apitoxin injection)Beesa) Not testeda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Multiple erythematous plaques and nodules, skin ulcerations, and tendernessa) Moderatea) SPa) -a) Foreign body granulomaa) Probable
b) M/59b) Foot painb) MDb) BVA (apitoxin injection)Beesb) Not testedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Multiple erythematous plaques and nodules, skin ulcerations, and tendernessb) Moderateb) SPb) -b) Foreign body granulomab) Probable
Lee 2013 [34]Korea1 case (M/50)Back painKMDBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedMultiple erythematous plaques and nodulesModerateSP-Chronic folliculitis and granulomaProbable
Li 2002 [35]China1 case (F/63)Limb joint painMDBSABeesNot reportedMore than 20 bees stingsNot reportedPallor face, chest discomfort, dyspnea, dysarthriaSevereSRGrade IIIAnaphylaxisProbable
Li 2005 [36]China4 cases a) F/67a) Rheumatoid arthritisa) Not reporteda) BSABeesa) Not reporteda) 3 bee stingsa) Not reporteda) Generalized pruritus, large amounts of sweat, pallor lip, decreased consciousness, hot feeling of the extremities, chest discomfort, and nauseaa) Severea) SRa) Grade IIIa) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) F/63b) Rheumatoid arthritisb) Not reportedb) BSABeesb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Pallor pace (blue violet), tachypnea, dysarthria, and dizzinessb) Severeb) SRb) Grade IIIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
c) F/59c) Rheumatoid arthritisc) Not reportedc) BSABeesc) Not reportedc) 2 bee stingsc) Not reportedc) Localized edema and redness, and generalized urticariac) Moderatec) SRc) Grade Ic) Anaphylaxisc) Probable
d) F/36d) Rheumatoid arthritisd) Not reportedd) BSABeesd) Not reportedd) 2 bee stingsd) Not reportedd) Systemic papules, generalized pruritus, localized edema, and rednessd) Moderated) SRd) Grade Id) Anaphylaxisd) Probable
Park 1998 [37]Korea1 case (F/52)Facial papuleSelfBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedUlcerative tumorModerateSP-Eosinophilic foreign body granulomaProbable
Park 2000 [38]Korea1 case (M/50)Not reportedNot reportedBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedSevere diaphoresis, dizziness, palpitation, dysarthria, and left hemiparesisSevereSRGrade IIIIschemic strokeProbable
Park 2013 [7]Korea2 cases a) F/44a) Arthralgia paina) Not reporteda) BSABeesa) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Ulcerative tumora) Moderatea) SPa) -a) Live bee acupuncture dermatitisa) Probable
b) M/10b) Eczemab) Not reportedb) BSABeesb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Whitish plaques with erythematous papulesb) Moderateb) SPb) -b) Live bee acupuncture dermatitisb) Probable
Rhee 2009 [39]Korea1 case (M/49)A small noduleNot reportedBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedErythematous tumorModerateSP-Giant dermatofibromaProbable
Rho 2009 [40]Korea1 case (F/49)Knee arthritisNot reportedBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedFever, dysuria, face edema, and generalized erythematous; popular rashModerateSRGrade ISystemic lupus erythematosusPossible
Shim 2011 [41]Korea1 case (M/52)ParalysisKMDBVABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedMultiple erythematous plaques and nodules, skin ulcerations, and tendernessSevereSP-Mycobacterium chelonae infectionProbable
Song 2002 [42]Korea2 cases a) F/42a) Pain in the scapular regiona) Unqualified persona) BSABeesa) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Generalized urticaria, facial edema, dyspnea, and chest paina) Severea) SRa) Grade IIa) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) F/39b) Lower back painb) Unqualified personb) BSABeesb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Facial edema, generalized urticaria, pruritus, lower abdomen pain, and dyspneab) Severeb) SRb) Grade IIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
Veraldi 1995 [43]Italy1 case (M/65)Spinal column arthrosisNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedSwelling, edema, and numerous inflammatory nodulesSevereSP-Long-lasting subacute inflammatory reactionProbable
Yoo 1994 [44]Korea1 case (M/45)Lower back painNot reportedBSABeesNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedGeneralized erythematous plaquesModerateSP-Contact urticariaProbable
Yoon 2012 [45]Korea2 cases a) M/33a) Lower back paina) KMDa) BVABeesa) Tested (negative)a) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.4 mLa) Not reporteda) Facial edema, generalized pruritus, erythema, respiratory depression, and fevera) Severea) SRa) Grade IIa) Hypersensitivitya) Probable
b) F/75b) Facial palsyb) KMDb) BVABeesb) Tested (negative)b) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.4 mLb) Acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, herbal medicine, physical therapyb) Localized edemab) Moderateb) SPb) -b) Hypersensitivityb) Probable
Youn 2005 [46]Korea2 cases a) F/66a) Knee paina) KMDa) BVABeesa) Not reporteda) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.2 mLa) Acupuncture, pharmacopuncturea) Chest discomfort, nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, and chillsa) Moderatea) SRa) Grade IIa) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) M/39b) Posterior neck and shoulder painb) KMDb) BVABeesb) Not reportedb) BV injection 2,000:1, 0.3 mLb) Acupuncture, cuppingb) Chest discomfort, generalized erythema, pruritus, dyspnea, and nauseab) Moderateb) SRb) Grade IIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
Yu 1998 [47]Korea2 cases a) F/43a) Pruritic skin eruptiona) Not reporteda) BSABeesa) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Multiple erythematous plaques and nodules, tendernessa) Moderatea) SPa) -a) Foreign body granulomasa) Possible
b) M/50b) Subcutaneous noduleb) Not reportedb) BSABeesb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Ill-defined subcutaneous nodulesb) Moderateb) SPb) -b) Foreign body granulomasb) Possible
Zhang 1994 [48]China2 cases a) M/50a) Knee joint soft tissue damagea) Not reporteda) BSABeesa) Not testeda) Not reporteda) Not reporteda) Localized edema; two ecphymasa) Moderatea) SPa) -a) Live bee acupuncture dermatitisa) Probable
b) M/29b) Lumbodorsal fibromyalgiab) Not reportedb) BSABeesb) Not testedb) Not reportedb) Not reportedb) Generalized pruritus limb paralysis, dyspnea, nausea, vomiting, systemic papules, large amounts of sweat, paralysis, and tremorsb) Severeb) SRb) Grade IIIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
Zhong 2005 [49]China1 case (F/51)Osteoarthritis painMDBSABeesNot reported30–40 bee stingsNot reportedAnorexia, listlessness, jaundiceSevereOthers-Acute icteric hepatitisPossible
Venom immunotherapy (VIT)
Anfosso-Capra 1990 [50]France1 case (F/49)Not reportedNot reported (performed at the hospital)Rush VITWaspsTested (positive)YJV 60 μgNot reportedUrticaria and coughMildSRGrade IHypersensitivityProbable
Bousquet 1988 [51]France4 cases a) M/42a) Treatment of systemic allergic reactionsa) MDa) VITBeesa) Tested (positive)a) HBV 50 μga) Not reporteda) Angioedema involving the larynx and tracheobronchial tree; hypotensiona) Severea) SRa) Grade IIIa) Anaphylaxisa) Probable
b) M/16b) Treatment of systemic allergic reactionsb) MDb) VITBeesb) Tested (positive)b) HBV 100 μgb) Not reportedb) Urticaria, tracheobronchial angioedema, and slight hypotensionb) Moderateb) SRb) Grade IIb) Anaphylaxisb) Probable
c) M/26c) Treatment of systemic allergic reactionsc) MDc) VITBeesc) Tested (positive)c) HBV 100 μgc) Not reportedc) Increased pulse rate and decreased blood pressurec) Severec) SRc) Grade IIIc) Anaphylaxisc) Probable
d) M/19d) Treatment of systemic allergic reactionsd) MDd) VITBeesd) Tested (positive)d) HBV 100 μgd) Not reportedd) Mild hypotension, tachycardia, severe headaches, and erythematous rashd) Severed) SRd) Grade IIId) Anaphylaxisd) Probable
De Bandt 1997 [52]France1 case (M/69)Desensitization of BVMDVITWaspsTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedMotor loss in the left upper limb, weakness of both lower limbs, high grade fever, generalized rash, an indurated erythematous skin lesion over the left forearm, and arthritis of both wristsSevereSRGrade IIISerum sickness reactionProbable
Eming 2004 [53]Germany1 case (F/51)Desensitization of BVNot reportedRush VITBeesTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedMultiple erythematous and subcutaneous nodulesModerateSP-PanniculitisPossible
Karakurt 2010 [54]Turkey1 case (f/45)Desensitization of BVMDVITBeesTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedPainful cyclic uterine contractionsModerateOthers-Hypocalcemia or electrolyte imbalanceProbable
Lyanga 1982 [55]Canada1 case (F/24)Desensitization of BVMDVITWaspsTested (positive)Vespid venom 0.433 μg–100 μgNot reportedTransient bradycardiaModerateOthers-Idiosyncratic or direct toxic effectProbable
Nemat 2011 [56]Germany1 case (F/16)Desensitization of BVMDVITBeesTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedSevere pain affecting the left shoulder, chest wall, and left arm; muscular weakness in left the arm and hand; shortness of breathSevereOthers-Neuralgic amyotrophyPossible
Pijak 2011 [57]Slovak Republic1 case (M/47)Because of significant professional riskNot reportedVITWaspsTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedElevations of aminotransferases and development of nephrotic syndromeSevereOthers-Hepatitis B reactivation complicated with nephrotic syndromeProbable
Reisman 1988 [58]USA7 cases a) F/39a) Desensitization of BVa) MDa) VITMixa) Tested (positive)a) HBV 1.0 μg, YJV 0.1 μg,Polistes venom 0.1 μga) Not reporteda) Nausea, emesis, headache, fever, malaisea) Moderatea) SRa) Grade IIa) Late onset reactiona) Possible
b) M/40b) Desensitization of BVb) MDb) VITMixb) Tested (positive)b) HBV 5.0 μg, YJV 2.0 μgb) Not reportedb) Fatigue, malaise, local swellingb) Moderateb) SRb) Grade Ib) Late onset reactionb) Possible
c) M/70c) Desensitization of BVc) MDc) VITMixc) Tested (positive)c) HBV 50.0 μg, YJV 5.0 μgc) Not reportedc) Generalized aches, joint painc) Moderatec) Othersc) -c) Late onset reactionc) Possible
d) M/37d) Desensitization of BVd) MDd) VITMixd) Tested (positive)d) HBV 0.3 μg, YJV 0.3 μgd) Not reportedd) Muscle aches, joints sore, difficulty in walkingd) Moderated) Othersd) -d) Late onset reactiond) Possible
e) F/41e) Desensitization of BVe) MDe) VITWaspse) Not reportede) YJV 50.0 μge) Not reportede) Chills, fever, achese) Moderatee) SRe) Grade Ie) Late onset reactione) Possible
f) M/50f) Desensitization of BVf) MDf) VITWaspsf) Tested (positive)f) YJV 50.0 μgf) Not reportedf) Asthma, chest tightnessf) Moderatef) Othersf) -f) Late onset reactionf) Possible
g) M/27g) Desensitization of BVg) MDg) VITMixg) Tested (positive)g) HBV 0.1 μg, YJV 0.1 μgg) Not reportedg) Generalized ache, fatigueg) Moderateg) SRg) Grade Ig) Late onset reactiong) Possible
Yalcin 2012 [59]Turkey1 case (M/61)Desensitization of BVMDVITBeesTested (positive)Not reportedNot reportedSevere itching, erythematous papules, and plaquesModerateSP-Jessner lymphocytic infiltratePossible

AE: adverse event; BVT: bee venom therapy; BSA: bee sting acupuncture; BVA: bee venom acupuncture; SBV: sweet bee venom; HBV: honeybee venom; KMD: Korean medical doctor; MD: Medical doctor; VIT: venom immunotherapy; YJV: yellow jacket venom.

a Venom type: bees (family Apidae); wasps (family Vespidae); mix (bees and wasps).

b AE severity was assessed using Spilker’s criteria: mild, moderate, and severe.

c AE type was classified into 1 of 3 categories: systemic reaction (SR), skin problem (SP), and other.

d Mueller classification: if a systemic reaction occurred as an AE, it was classified into 1 of 5 categories: large local reaction, grade I, grade II, grade III, and grade IV.

e Causality was determined through the WHO-UMC causality scale: certain, probable, possible, unlikely, conditional, and inaccessible.


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