This resource discusses the herbs to explore if you want to thwart the wrath of poison ivy leaves without any Western medicines.

Urushiol is the oil on poison ivy leaves that provokes itchy, painful allergic reactions. Consult this article for a comprehensive look at how to prevent exposure to poison ivy.

Want the insider's tip for avoiding the itchy rash after a brush with poison ivy leaves? This resource has some good prevention tips.

Is that plant in your yard poison ivy? Submit your own photo of alleged poison ivy leaves for positive ID, or scroll through the collection of photos for hints so you can identify it yourself.

Consult the information, view the many pictures of poison ivy leaves and then complete the quiz to check what you've learned. You'll be everyone's favorite companion on the trail!

Look here for a nice summary of why poison ivy is a pain for hikers, and memorize the look of the poison ivy leaves with the nice photos that accompany this article.

Contact dermititis is the common result after a brush with poison ivy leaves. Learn all about how to treat it here.

Here's a great, short list of what to do if you or your children come into contact with poison ivy leaves. These practical tips will help everyone to feel better fast.

Once you've come into contact with poison ivy leaves, can anything protect you from getting a rash? See what the watchdogs have to say about this prevention product.

Check out these home remedies for run-ins with poison ivy leaves. Read all about how to use what you've got around the house to treat your itchy discomfort.