Homeopathy Remedies Treat Poison Ivy and Poison Oak

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(NaturalNews) Exposure to poison ivy and poison 
oak can cause rashes and skin eruptions, but 
homeopathic remedies provide help. Poison oak 
(Toxicodendron diversilobum) is mostly found on 
the west coast of the United States, whereas 
poison ivy (Toxicodendron radican) grows mainly 
in the east. The leaves of both plants are easy 
to identify but hard to avoid. They grow in every 
area of the United States, except in the desert 
and at high altitudes. Poison ivy grows in Canada 
and Northern Mexico as well. The name of the oil 
that causes the reaction is urushiol. The rash is 
an allergic reaction to the oil and some people 
are more reactive than others, or not at all.

Poison ivy leaves are three-pronged. It grows as 
a bush, at the beach, up a tree or along a path. 
Rashes and blisters appear quickly and can last 
for days and even up to three weeks. Bathing in 
cold <http://www.naturalnews.com/water.html>water 
can remove the toxin from skin, if done 
immediately after exposure. Washing with alcohol 
can also help in the first six hours. Poison ivy 
rash is not contagious once the oils from the 
plants have been absorbed, but could be 
contagious right after the immediate exposure, 
when the toxins from the plants are still on the surface of the skin.

Poison ivy was first mentioned in the 1600s when 
Captain John Smith named it because of its 
resemblance to English ivy. Botanists named the 
plant Rhus toxicodendron in 1635.

Homeopathic Remedies for Poison Ivy

Arnica
Arnica treats a rash that has transparent vesicles. The skin feels hot.

Apis
Apis can be used when the rash is red and filled 
with a great deal of fluid, or if there is swelling in the area of the rash.

Bryonia
Bryonia is the 
<http://www.naturalnews.com/homeopathic.html>homeopathic 
remedy to use for poison ivy when the skin is 
hot, pale and dry. The person will be better from 
cool bathing and light pressure to the area.

Kali sulphuricum
Kali sulf is used on poison ivy rash that is 
yellow or full of pus, especially if the pus is yellow.

Arsenicum album
Arsenicum rash can itch without eruptions. The 
hands may swell, as well as the feet and the 
face. The person is worse between 1-2 am and 1-2 
pm and they can feel cold. The rash of Arsenicum 
is dry and rough, and the vesicles are clear or transparent.

Rhus tox
Rhus tox is the remedy made from poison ivy. It 
can be used homeopathically when the eyes are 
swollen shut and rash is better from warm water application.

Sulphur
The Sulphur rash is worse when you first get into 
bed and with scratching or bathing. The rash is 
dry and crusty. The person needing Sulphur will 
scratch the itch until it bleeds.

Many 
<http://www.naturalnews.com/homeopathic_remedies.html>homeopathic 
remedies can be purchased over the counter in 
health <http://www.naturalnews.com/food.html>food 
stores or specialty food stores.

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