Poison Ivy?
What are some home remedies for poison ivy?
Best things for poison ivy or oak is benadryl by mouth and calamine lotion topically. If it is too bad-you can go to the doctor who may give you a shot of Solumedrol and may give you a Medrol dose back for a week-that will dry it right up! Good luck to ya.
does anyone know a good treatment for when you have poison ivy?
If it’s bad enough you can go see your doctor. I got it a couple years ago, went to the doctor, and he gave me a prescription for a pill that cleared it right up. All the over the counter creams didn’t do much by comparison.
Any old home/granny remedies for helping poison ivy?
Jewelweed is the best herbal/home remedy you can get for poison ivy. Burt’s Bees makes a jewelweed soap, which is pretty good, but the fresh plant is best.
If you don’t have access to jewelweed, your best bet is to wash the affected area with Dawn dishsoap (The sores are caused by an allergic reaction to the sap of the plant. The sap is very oily, and since Dawn is so good at breaking down oils it works great for this!), pat (don’t rub!) dry, and apply tea tree oil. The tea tree oil will help dry out the sores. It may sting a little, though. You can lightly cover the area with dry gauze after applying the tea tree oil, if you like, but only lightly. Or, better still, leave open to air dry.
Of course, you can do all three, too. You just need to use the Dawn once to remove the oils, then wash with jewelweed soap, or put the juice from the plant on the sores, and then pat dry and apply the tea tree oil.
Good luck!!
whats the best treatment for exposure to poison ivy?
If you have been exposed but no rash, take a bath or shower in warm soapy water and rinse well. May want to do this twice to make sure the oils from the ivy is off the skin. If the rash is there, then the doctor will be the one to advise you on what to use.
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Poison Ivy Best to avoid it, but there comes a time when you find yourself knew high in poison Ivy.
1. Seek cold water, it closes the pores and allows you to rinse off the Ivy.
2. You can you use autumn’s poison Ivy salve as a prevention to help keep the urosal oil of oak, ivy and sumac from entering through the pores.
3. Throat away those camping boots, in the hot summer days I like the inexpensive canvas shoes that can be tossed in the trash or water shoes that can be easily rinsed off – remember the oil from the poison plants can stay active for long periods of time
4. Cleaniness i s next to Godliness, wash hands frequently they are the master at spreading germs and oils.
5. which really should be one use Autumn’s home made soaps, they have been known to either reduce the ivy or clean completely from the skin
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What are some homemade remedies for poison ivy?
i have poison ivy in a "sensitive" area, if you know what i mean. And it sucks, i have tried this poison ivy spray and toothpaste but it doesn’t help and it seems as if it is spreading. So if you have any home remedies then let me know! Thanks!
Make a paste out of baking soda and water. Then apply it for as long as you need to. This will kill the itch.
Any Alternative Treatments for Poison Ivy?
Went boating over 3 weeks ago, got poison ivy rash that showed up one week after trip. I have had this rash now for 3 weeks and new little bumps keep popping up in other areas on body and they itch.
In my research, I have discovered it is poison ivy. I am allergic to poison oak but never been in contact with the ivy.
Any ideas to get rid of the rash besides calamine lotion?
Try a Yahoo search for "poison ivy" + "matural remedies".
Home remedy for poison ivy?
I either have poison ivy or poison oak on both my ankles. Is there any home remedies I can use to stop the iching and keep it from spreading?
Don’t scratch, it makes it go deeper!
http://poisonivy.aesir.com/view/cures.html
My grandma says to run hot water on it, which is going to make it itch bad (while doing it), but bring some relief afterwards.
– The website says to use a hairdryer
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