Jellyfish Stings
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Jellyfish stings occur when tentacles inject venom into the skin causing pain, redness and sometimes serious systemic reactions.
Jellyfish stings occur when tentacles inject venom into the skin causing pain, redness and sometimes serious systemic reactions.
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Remove Tentacles Carefully
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Tentacles should be removed carefully after deactivation.
Emergency Care for Severe Reactions
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Serious jellyfish reactions require urgent medical care.
Protective Stinger Suits
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Protective clothing helps prevent future stings.
Pain Relief Medication
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Pain relief medication may reduce discomfort.
Compression Immobilisation
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Compression immobilisation may occasionally be used depending on sting type.
Vinegar Application
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Vinegar may deactivate unfired stinging cells in some jellyfish species.
Avoid Fresh Water Rinsing
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Fresh water may trigger additional venom release in some species.
Monitoring for Irukandji Syndrome
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Delayed severe symptoms after stings require urgent monitoring.
Hot Water Immersion
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Hot water immersion may reduce pain from some marine stings.
CPR if Needed
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CPR may be required in cardiac arrest after severe stings.
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