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Jellyfish.
Tell me, who rested in Tunisia. If you were touched by a jellyfish and a burning sensation on your body, what measures should be taken?
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It's more of a question for doctors. Well, in general, the jellyfish leaves a chemical burn. You need a special remedy for the skin, which soothes after a burn. Info is here
http://www.aboutburn.com/
http://www.aboutburn.com/
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answered 15 years ago
of folk methods, only tomatoes are remembered (I'm not joking)
But this is relative to our Crimean jellyfish :)
But this is relative to our Crimean jellyfish :)
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answered 15 years ago
In Tunisia, jellyfish burns are also treated with tomatoes. Cut in half and wipe the burnt area. Only immediately, beforehand, the skin does not need to be washed with fresh water.
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answered 15 years ago
In the Indian Ocean, for example, there are brown-brown jellyfish, in comparison with which Tunisian ones are a mosquito bite. So, in order not to leave ugly deep scars, it is necessary to urinate on the site of the burn, I'm sorry. Tourists are warned! ))) Otherwise, irreversible consequences cannot be avoided! Jokes aside!
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answered 15 years ago
And jellyfish may not be. And vodka, as a universal remedy? And in the Indian Ocean - is it in the Maldives too?
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answered 15 years ago
There are no brown jellyfish in the Maldives, but they saw brown stars, small sharks ...)))
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answered 15 years ago
In late August - early September was gone. They say, only in the heat - in July. And in general, jellyfish are not a reason not to go.
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answered 15 years ago
I was in August, I only saw it once. 2 huge jellyfish, like a 25 liter barrel. It is impossible to ignore them and they did not cause harm to anyone.
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answered 15 years ago