The common names of Rhus Toxicodendron are Posion Oak,
Poison Vine and Poison Ash. This plant is widely fond in Europe, Asia
and North America it is a plant having poisonous character, and should
be used carefully under expert supervision. It was introduced by
Samuel Hahnemann in 1816. The mother tincture is prepared from the
fresh leaves and dilution from it.
This remedy is indicated in rheumatic diathesis, ringworms
and other skin disorders. It is also considered one of the most useful
remedies in a great majority of cases of nettlerash, ailments from
strains, overlifting, getting wet while perspiring, Septic conditions,
infections and carbuncles of early stages.
