Jellyfish stings how to manage
Jellyfish stings are relatively common problems for people swimming or diving in seawaters.
The long tentacles trailing from the jellyfish can inject the swimmer with venom from thousands of stingers.
Jellyfish stings vary greatly in severity, most of them result in immediate pain and irritation on the skin and some stings may cause systemic illness.
Common symptoms include:
 Burning, irritation or stinging pain.
 Swelling and numbness.
 Throbbing pain that radiates up a leg or an arm.
Severe jellyfish stings may lead to muscle and joint problems.
The following tips can help you avoid jellyfish stings:
 Wear a protective suit.
 Avoid water during jellyfish season.
 Use protective lotions.
 Leave the water