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Poison ivy is responsible for the most allergic reactions people have on the territory of North America. Those allergic to poison ivy usually experience itching and a rash, along with blemish and blisters. These symptoms go away in a week or two, but most people also looking for home remedies for poison ivy because the condition is hard to cope with. Home remedies are used in order to provide relief from the itching and the rash.
Calamine lotion offers instant relief, but if you don't have it around or if you just ran out of it, you should also know that some ingredients you have in the kitchen are powerful home remedies for poison ivy. Just take some oatmeal and boil it in water. Let the mixture cool and then apply it on your skin in a thick layer while it is still warm. As it cools down completely, the mixture will also harden on your skin. Backing soda is efficient in providing relief from the itching. It can either be incorporated in the oatmeal mixture, or it can be mixed with a little amount of water until it forms a paste. This should be kept on the rash until it dries. Fast relief from itching is also obtained by spraying some vinegar on the affected skin. Don't be afraid to spray it directly on the rash and blisters that are tormenting you. Although the smell might be a little bothering, the soothing effect will be worth it. This will also help your blisters heal faster. It is best to use apple cider vinegar, if you happen to have some.
One of the home remedies for poison ivy that provides immediate relief is the banana peel. Just take one and rub its inside on the rash. You will feel the effects instantly. You probably know already that aloe juice is good for cuts or scratches. It is also effective when it comes to poison ivy. It dries the blisters and the irritation and it helps heal faster. If suffering of poison ivy, it is recommended to increase the consumption of foods containing Vitamin C, calcium and beta-carotene because these nutrients prevent poison ivy and keep the infection from spreading.
Home remedies for poison ivy usually focus on alleviating the symptoms of the rash. They also keep it from spreading and affecting larger areas of the skin and they are also used for shortening the duration of the disease.
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