A jelly fish sting would produce an immune response similar to a severe burn or an over reaction/allergy. Inflammation is one of the first responses.
The symptoms are redness, swelling, heat, and pain, which are caused by increased blood flow into tissue. Inflammation is produced by local hormones released by injured cells. These include prostaglandins that produce the dilation of blood vessels and leukotrienes that attract certain white blood cells. These and other chemicals recruit immune cells to the site and promote healing of any damaged tissue.
Contrary to popular belief, you should never urinate on a jellyfish sting. This will just make the problem worse, as does washing the sting with fresh water.
A jellyfish has tentacles which can sting by injecting a toxin. Jellyfish can be extremely dangerous, despite being a very primitive type of organism with no skeletal system.
Jellyfish release venom through their tentacles when they sting, which triggers an immune response in our skin. This immune response causes the surrounding area to become inflamed, leading to itching and skin irritation. Additionally, some jellyfish venom contains histamine, which can further exacerbate itching.
When a Stingray reacts to stimulus it discharges stinging cells. The stinging cells penetrate the skin and inject a poisonous venom.
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A jellyfish sting from a box jellyfish can kill a person in minutes if not treated. From other jellyfish, it might only sting. you can atually help it if you urinate on it.
They do sting.
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You should use meat tenderizer for a jellyfish sting.