Stingray wounds should be washed with saltwater and then soaked in very hot water for 30-90 minutes to neutralize the venom. Afterwards, the wound should be examined by a doctor to ensure that no pieces of spine remain.
Wounds which penetrate the muscle beneath the skin should be cleaned and treated by a doctor
wound management strives to stop bleeding, prevent infection, and speed healing. Bleeding from wounds should be controlled by direct pressure.
Well when they get wounds if not treated quick enogh they could catch an infection
Stingrays mate by which a male stingray follows the female stingray closely and bites at her pectoral disc. Some males also possesses bite wounds but they are much less common compared from the females.
Inadequate care causes infection of open wounds.
try to get to the surface as fast as you can
Shock is treated in the wilderness by maintaining an open airway for the patient to breathe, by treating any injuries such as bleeding wounds,
wounds should be kept covered because when wounds are kept moist and covered,blood vesselsregenerate fasterand the number of cells that cause inflammation drop morerapidlythan they do in wounds allowed to air out
Tail spines are the delivery mechanism for stingray venom. Deep puncture wounds result that can cause an infection if pieces of spine become embedded in the wound.
Shuffling while walking through shallow areas that may be inhabited by stingrays will disturb the water, causing the animal to move before it can be stepped on.
A Stingray.
The stingray has a barb at the base of its tail that inflicts a very painful sting. When threatened, a stingray is able to whip its tail quickly to sting an attacker. If stung by a stingray, the immediate treatment is to immerse the area in water that is as hot as can be tolerated, because heat breaks down the stingray toxin. A doctor should be seen because of the potential for infection and the possibility at a piece of the barb remaining in the body.