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No, Peeing on a Jellyfish Sting Doesn’t Help—Here’s What Actually Works, According to Experts
In fact, urine has no effect on the venom because it dilutes and spreads the stinging cells still on your skin, said Philip Swart, the medical director at Altezza Travel, a tour operator in Tanzania.
While jellyfish stings are seldom life-threatening, they can be a very unpleasant experience. Stings can cause pain, swelling, and in rare cases, serious reactions like breathing trouble. Treat stings ...
Jellyfish sightings may be increasing at the Jersey Shore, possibly because of weather patterns. Six common jellyfish types in the area include the Atlantic bay nettle, clinging jellyfish, lion's mane ...
Put down the vinegar. We spoke to experts about the right way to treat a jellyfish sting. While jellyfish stings are seldom life-threatening, they can be a very unpleasant experience. Stings can cause ...
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