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poison ivy rash stages. The stages of poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac (Rhus/Toxicodendron dermatitis) are initial exposure, itching begins, the rash develops, rash subsides. Initial exposure: You have made contact with the poisonous plant Itching begins (immediate - 1 hour): The skin becomes extremely itchy, without a rash Rash develops (2 hours - 3 weeks): A red and itchy rash, possibly with blisters Rash subsides (2 - 3 weeks): Rash begins to clear up, blisters crust and heal.

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