How to treat poison ivy in your mouth?

It is not a poison. Only people [most of us] allergic to it will react. I have seen hundreds of reactions to it, including severe skin reactions from proximity to burning materials, but have never seen a reaction in the throat or mouth. read more

See your PCP. If you have placed the leaves in contact with your mouth you might get an allergic reaction. read more

If this in any way comes even a little close to impairing your breathing, off you go to the Emergency room. Poison Ivy works as an allergy works, with all the incumbant dangers allergies present. You can also get it in your mouth or tongue by burning it. The toxins travel in the smoke as well. read more

If you get poison ivy in your mouth, face, eyes, ears you absolutely need to see a physician. Poison ivy in the mouth can cause a bad reaction. Swelling of the tongue, difficult swallowing, Lips and around the lips turning blue, difficulty breathing. read more