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Sounds about right to me.
The second sting after going without being stung is always the worst.
The first sting tells your body what to expect and it over reacts to the
second one.
Itching is normal but with more stings over the season your body tends to
lighten up on the reaction. Forget trying to be stingproof- it doesn't work
and you don't develop a tolerance.

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