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TIFU by going to the beach

Since mid June I'm cursed. Got a swollen gland under my jaw, then tonsilitis and was on antibiotics (yeah you know where this is going). Before the last day of antibiotics saw the doctor again and he said I can go to the beach. Never said I couldn't but I knew better. So I went to the beach. And the next morning I had nornal red shoulders from the sun but also some red spots that kept getting more. And I stupidly went to the beach again, as I had planned, with much sunscreen and planning to not stay in the sun long but that didn't work cause beach bars have the worse quality of umbrellas on earth they are just for show. Soooooo now I'm all red and itchy. And stupid. And angry. And ITCHY.

Did I mention I didn't wear sunscreen the first day at the beach? Yeah I'm double or triple stupid idk I've lost count.

At this point I'm just writing to reach the word limit. So I'll add that the previous two times I went to the beach I got stung by a jellyfish. And the itchiness lasted a week each time.

TL;DR: I went to the beach on my last day of antibiotics and also the next and now I'm suffering.

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