Poison Oak
The reaction to poison oak, also known as poison ivy, is an inflammation of the skin that appears after contact with a resinous substance present in these plants, to which many people are sensitive.
Common symptoms: It usually manifests with redness, intense itching, blisters, and areas with lines or patches that follow the pattern of the brush against the plant.
Common causes: The trigger is direct contact with the plant or with objects, clothing, or pets that carry the resin on their surface.
Which specialist manages it? The allergist studies hypersensitivity reactions of the skin and can provide guidance on how to identify and avoid the trigger. If the irritation is extensive, does not subside, or affects sensitive areas, it is advisable to have it evaluated by a professional.
Specialties that treat poison oak
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in poison oak
Dr. Raúl Velázquez Alvarado
Dr. Alvaro Pedroza Melendez
Dr. Angelita Altagracia Martín Ferreira
Dr. Francisco Rivas Larrauri
Dr. Joaquín Alberto Alejandro Pimentel Hayashi
Dr. Lizardo Arreguin Osuna
Dr. Emilia Maria Hidalgo Castro
Dr. Karen Noemi Torres Huerta
Dr. Belkis Grindeli Villafuerte Domínguez
Dr. Esmeralda Nancy Jiménez Polvo
Dr. F. Alberto Contreras Verduzco
Dr. Claudia Ivette Aguilar Ramos
Dr. Carlos Gregorio León Ramírez
Dr. Ana Erandy Ramirez
Dr. Nadia Gisela Ramirez Vargas
Dr. Nidia Karen Castillon Benavides
Dr. Gabriel Emmanuel Arce Estrada
Dr. Maria de Jesus Garcia Dominguez
Dr. Mario Alberto Bermejo Guevara
Dr. Laura Prieto Ursua
Frequently asked questions
What is poison oak?
The reaction to poison oak, also known as poison ivy, is an inflammation of the skin that appears after contact with a resinous substance present in these plants, to which many people are sensitive.
Which doctor treats poison oak?
Poison Oak is usually treated by specialists in allergist.