What does Poison Ivy Rash Look Like?

Poison ivy rashes are red and raised. The rash may also develop small blisters, too. Be careful because the rash can spread if you scratch it and don't wash your hands.

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The plant itself is usually green and has three leaves that may or may not be notched. Newer leaves have a shiny look to them. A poison ivy rash can resemble a burn.

The oil from the plant irritates the skin causing a rash, if you are allergic to it. You can find more information here: poison-ivy.org.

The rash from poison oak is red and small pustules appear in what looks like lines on the skin. It often starts out as small bumps and then later forms blisters of many sizes. You can find more information here: lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/cdc/4484.html.

Poison Sumac will cause a red, raised rash over the area of the skin that came into contact with the plant. It can be very itchy, and very aggravating to deal with. If you scratch too much, the rash can open up and become infected.

You should definitely consult a pharmacist on a good over the counter medication to apply.

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