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A member asked:
Poison ivy and scabies look alike?
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No: Poison ivy typically starts out as red patches and can even blister. However, scabies typically are single, small red bumps that follow a line. Scabes can occur commonly on the hands and between the fingers as well as underneath elastic bands such as a waistband.
Answered 7/13/2017
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