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Myth about coral cuts - Locations
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Myth about coral cuts
There is a widespread myth that coral debris in a wound will continue to grow. That is not true; the temperature and other conditions in a human body will very quickly kill the delicate coral polyps. The myth may stem from tiny chunks of coral in a wound taking a long time to be expelled, giving the impression that they grew there.

However, infection by bacteria from sea water is a serious danger of coral wounds, and for this reason, they should be thoroughly cleaned.
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