How to treat jellyfish stings

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Some jellyfish, like box jellyfish and Irukandji jellyfish, are venomous and dangerous. According to the Australian Red Cross, stings from most jellyfish can be excruciating but do not usually require hospital treatment. RELATED STORIES: Box jellyfish: Scientists warn of soft-bodied killers in shallow waters Boy dies from jellyfish sting Sting symptoms include immediate burning pain and red or purple whip-like weals. In major stings, breathing cessation and cardiac arrest can occur. Treatment for most jellyfish stings Among the worth noting first aid for most stings is to rinse the area with vinegar, for at least 30 […]... Keep on reading: How to treat jellyfish stings

Original source: Philippine Daily Inquirer