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Surfer get sting or bitten with something in Phils.

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My kite surfer friend get sting or bitten with some sea creature in Phils.

Anyone could tell what it could be, any familiar things happen before ??

He get really sick and now get bit better and can fly back to home.

This nasty picture is from the bite area.

any ideas what was thatpost-22292-0-59252600-1427468754_thumb.j?????

The picture would not load so I did not see it. I have no idea what exactly bit or contacted your friend but years ago, my GF was stung on her leg by jellyfish in Hua Hin. There was very little knowledgeable treatment available either locally in HH or in Bangkok. The inflammation and pain would subside for a week or so, then re-occur, each time as painful as previously.

After failing to get successful treatment at Bumnungrad and the Police Hospital, we tried Yahhee Hospital in Bangkok...well known for cosmetic and..ahem.. gender reassignment surgery. They also have arguably one of the best dermatology departments around.

Turns out, jellyfish have microscopic barbs that stay in the flesh and continually re-infect the wound. She was treated successfully at Yanhee but dark brown scars remain to this day.

Haven't seen anything like it (and I've been stung by a jellyfish), but I have to ask why your friend didn't go and check it at the hospital?

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