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What is the latency period for poison ivy rash to develop? How long after exposure does it take for the rash to appear?

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It depends on the sensitivity of the exposed. ex. some won't get it at all. Some will almost immediately feel the itch - see the redness and the rash is quick to follow. I have experienced this within hours or if not overnight. Hope you get better answers than this. Time to get out the calamine lotion.

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