What Are The Symptoms Of Rhus Tree Allergy
What are the symptoms of Rhus Tree Allergy?
The symptoms of Rhus Tree Allergy include severe dermatitis that starts with a rash, redness, itching and blisters. The rash is often accompanied by localized swelling of the face, arms and legs. Direct contact with the tree leads to severe itching of the skin, followed by inflammation and blistering which is a primary symptom of poisoning. It can cause a severe eye allergy when the people have been exposed to the tree which gives the eyes the puffy and sore appearance. In severe cases, oozing sores develop.
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How do you remove a Rhus Tree?
To remove a Rhus Tree requires protective garments to avoid contact with poisonous plant. Use garden tools when picking up the sap to reduce the risk of acquiring the allergy. To remove the tree efficiently, wait for the leaves to fall before picking it up to prevent rhus allergy. After you finish with removing the plant, put all off-cuts into a strong waste bag and take to the dump without getting exposed to any part of the tree.
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