Emergency Home Preparation

Poison Ivy Treatment



Poison Ivy Treatment: Here's What to Do
http://www.survivalbased.com/survival-blog/1276/poison-ivy-treatment-heres-what-to-do

Poison Ivy Treatment. Whether you’re camping, hiking, or have been stranded in the wilderness, there are certain plants to watch out for, including poison ivy. If you do find yourself scratching and itching after exposure to the plant, or realize you've been exposed upon contact, there are several steps you can take to minimize the spreading of the rash as well as the pain. And let's look at some poison ivy treatment. --- CONTINUED at LINK, above ---

Poison Ivy-General Information



How to Recognize Poison Ivy, Oak, & Sumac and Treat Their Rashes
https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/how-to-recognize-poison-ivy-oak-sumac-and-treat-their-rashes/

A stroll in the woods is nearly always an enjoyable endeavor; what’s not so enjoyable is discovering a red, itchy rash the next day. Each year, millions of Americans come in contact with poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac. While there are numerous other poisonous plants, these three are grouped together because they share a common irritant: an oily resin/sap called urushiol. This resin is potent — it only takes 1 nanogram to cause a reaction. And unfortunately, it coats all parts of these plants.

While some of the characteristics we describe below aren’t necessarily unique to these plants, we’ll get you enough information to avoid these poisonous foes and confidently walk your favorite trails (or create your own!). ---CONTINUED at LINK, above---

Includes:

• Identifying Poison Ivy
• Identifying Poison Oak
• Identifying Poison Sumac
• Allergic Reactions to Poison Ivy, Oak, or Sumac
• How to Treat a Rash From Poison Ivy, Oak, or Sumac

The Best Natural Treatments for Poison Ivy and Poison Oak Rash
https://www.askaprepper.com/the-best-natural-treatments-for-poison-ivy-and-poison-oak/

Poison ivy and poison oak produce a painful, itchy rash in most people.
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While the rash isn’t contagious, the oil does spread easily. It can stick to your clothes, tools, and other surfaces to cause new reactions later. So, what can be done to stop the rash and the horrible itch? Here are a few natural treatments that work for poison ivy and poison oak. ---CONTINUED---