The substance is the same for both plants, it is an oily resin called urushiol.
No. It's a plant coated in an oil which causes an allergic reaction for most humans.
An allergic reaction will usually occur within 1 or 2 days of exposure.
When an ant bites you, the poison that is supposed to hurt small insects gets inside you and causes the area to itch.
The prognosis is, in most cases, the condition goes away in two weeks.
Poison ivy and poison oak are plants that cause an allergic skin reaction in most people who are exposed to them.
not likely, unless it was dipped in poison or you had an allergic reaction to it.
not really it has like a special like poison that makes you have an allergic reaction.
Delayed hypersensitivity reaction.
Ringworms are a common rash or even just exzema. It might not be a rash but just an allergic reaction to a food or substance. Poison ivy is also a rash that children could get from being outside.
No, not everyone is allergic to brown recluse bites. Many times the reaction comes from the venom. If however someone is allergic and also reacts to the venom it could cause some medical complications especially for the elderly and children.
No, poison oak [Toxicodendron diversilobum, T. pubescens] isn't poisonous. Instead, it's an irritant that causes an allergic reaction in susceptible humans. The reason lies in the presence of urushiol oil in all parts of the poison oak plant. It's the oil to which humans are allergic, and by which wildlife remains unaffected.But the allergic reaction may turn fatal if the inside or the outside of the face and throat are affected. Specifically, airborn urushiol oil particles from the burning of poison oak may get on or inside the upper body. The respiratory system may be affected in a way that keeps the individual from breathing, properly or at all.
There are several causes of red rings under the arms. It could be from an ingrown hair due to shaving, it could be an allergic reaction, or it could be due to contact with poison oak or ivy. Allergic reactions can be from metal jewelry or from detergents used to wash clothing with which the under arm area came into contact.