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Name: Mark Gordon City: Huntersville State: NC County: Mecklenburg Join Date: Dec 2007 Age: 43 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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I don't have a cure other than what has been said especially the idea of going to the doctor. That's the best idea.
I have used a method for the prevention of poinson Ivy and to date it has been very succseful.
After a potential exposure, take a 3-5% chlorox solution in water and sponge off the areas of the body that might be exposed. Then take a hot shower with plenty of soap. The Chlorox neutralizes the acid resins in the poison ivy, and the soap and water risnse every thing away. I have been rash free for years doing this method after multiple exposures. |  
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