Poison Sumac: #1 Pollen exposure #2 Get rid of it!
Is it possible to have a reaction to poison sumac without coming in contact with it or with anything that has touched it? :confused: We are renting a house that has a LOT of poison sumac in the back yard. I can just walk toward the yard and my forearms will start to itch. And some nights I wake up itching all over even though there is no rash. I'm beginning to think I am being exposed to airborne pollen from the plants. :mad:
We can't get rid of this stuff. It not only grows around our entire fence line, it will just sprout up in the middle of the back yard. Dozens of plants! :eek: I guess this is really kind of a two part question, but I am hoping for answers to both. Please help if you can.
Poison Sumac: #1 Pollen exposure #2 Get rid of it!
Is it possible to have a reaction to poison sumac without coming in contact with it or with anything that has touched it? :confused: We are renting a house that has a LOT of poison sumac in the back yard. I can just walk toward the yard and my forearms will start to itch. And some nights I wake up itching all over even though there is no rash. I'm beginning to think I am being exposed to airborne pollen from the plants and reacting to just the pollen. :mad:
We can't get rid of this stuff. It not only grows around our entire fence line, it will just sprout up in the middle of the back yard. Dozens of plants! :eek: I guess this is really kind of a two part question, but I am hoping for answers to both. Please help if you can.