Posted by BillinCentralMo on March 13, 2017 at 18:42:14 from (107.211.213.228):
In Reply to: Poison Ivy posted by RBoots on March 13, 2017 at 17:36:00:
You have my sympathy. It is misery. I have battled it all my life. Different things work for different folks. I could never scrub it. I'd die of terminal itching. Ivy Dry and Calamine lotion did nothing for me. I'd go to the Dr and get the shot. You need a topical also. You want to dry it out. Aveeno has a salve that helps. If you think you still have the poison on you , there is a product sold to remove it but it may be pricey. Usually I have already bathed when it reveals itself. Also , if you have it on you bathe in coolest water possible. Hot water makes it soak in worse. Guess it opens your pores or something. DO NOT bathe in hot water whatever you do. Good luck. Hope I was some help.
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