Posted by Heyseed on March 13, 2017 at 19:13:17 from (72.168.128.105):
In Reply to: Poison Ivy posted by RBoots on March 13, 2017 at 17:36:00:
scrubbing the exposed area right away is the best preventive, but once you have it, it needs to run it's course. figure about ten days. Hot Hot water will kill the itch (it releases the histamines in the cells)that is what scratching does, it is the friction that makes it feel better. Shower in as hot a water as you can stand, pat the area dry and try not to touch it. I get it several times a year, every year. If it is blisters and weeping, you can use bentonite clay powder to dry the area. When I get it on my inner arms, which is the place I usually get it. I cut the ends off some sweat socks and make sleeves to cover the area so I don't keep rubbing it. If it is on your face, go see a doctor and get some steroids. Sorry it is not fun.
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