If you are finding yourself itching from poison oak rash then you are going to want to find relief as soon as possible. There are some natural treatments that you can try that will ease that itch quick. First, don’t itch, you will just spread the rash. Second try ice packs and a oatmeal bath. Both will ease the itch. There is also ointments and oils that you can try to get some help without reaching for harsh chemicals.
Key Takeaways:
- Urushiol, the allergenic oil from Poison Ivy/Oak, is present in every part of the plant.
- You don’t have to have direct contact with Poison Ivy/Oak to be affected. It can also be spread by animals that come in contact with the plants.
- You can prevent contact with the allergenic oils of Poison Ivy/Oak by covering your skin well with clothing before heading outdoors.
“After coming into contact with poison oak, it’s estimated that you have up to ten minutes to remove the allergenic oil before it starts to signal the immune system to fire up and cause a reaction.”
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