If it's spreading I'm thinking it could be in her blood stream so
maybe even ingesting the same oils would be effective, I'm no dr so
this is merely a suggestion based on instinct...I would also do as
some have suggested and apply the oils to the affected areas by
spraying them on if applying individually is too difficult.
Hope your friend gets relief soon!
This is a horrible way to go and not an oil answer but I know lots of
ppl who simply apply clear nail polish to the areas of concern and it
usually dries up in a few days:/
On Apr 27, 1:47 am, Katrina <katrinanmey...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a friend who has a severe case of poison oak, including one
> place on her leg where she was punctured by an, apparently,
> contaminated (with poison oak oils) rose thorn that has created a
> reddish purple welt about 4 inches in diameter on her leg. It appears
> to now be systemic because new patches continue to pop up although the
> initial exposure happened several days ago.
> I have read that peppermint, On Guard and frankincense are
> recommended. Any additional recommendations for a case this severe?
> Thanks
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