Heck no! The three injections per week is plenty enough sting for me Mr. Maximum. :-)

I asked my neurologist about it years ago. Maybe it has changed now but back then she told me I could use it for a length of time and then have to stop. (I don't remember how long) When i would maybe need it in the future she said it wouldn't work as good. She then told me to wait till I really needed it like when I was at the point of not walking anymore etc... maybe it's changed by now, maybe they do it differently. Anyone finds out anything about it I'd like to know if they still use it like she said they did back when

My mom did it many many years ago. She swore by it and said it made her feel so much better. She would have Dad numb the area with ice (she actually had a metal thingy that would numb the area quickly). He would then have the bee sting her in certain pressure points and would leave the stinger in for a few minutes before he removed it.

I'm highly allergic to bee's. I carry an epipen.
So no and I won't. Blessings to you.

Have not tried it. Let me know if you do, and if it works. :-)