Submitted by Thomas Green on July 25, 2019 - 6:03pm. Myth. Also it makes your skin peel like a bad sunburn, even in my scalp....GROSS!!! All rights reserved. However, it can also form on parts of the body not contacted by the plant. He had gone to his doctor and gotten a prescription cream to put on, but it wasn't helping. We are in the woods every day and the 7 of us that get reactions (including myself) always have a small rash somewhere on our skin. Ground Elder is a very tricky plant, scary in a way, it looks like Poison Ivy or Oak but is not poisonous. Poison oak, like poison ivy, contains urushiol. Urushiol is the same oil that is produced by poison ivy and sumac. I seem to be under control This will also work as a preventative, just rub any exposed skin with the wet soap bar before going out, let it dry on your skin and it will form a barrier on the skin that can be easily washed off after you get back in from the woods. When I was a kid I always got poison ivy really bad. Poison oak tends to grow at elevations between sea level and 5,000 feet. I thought I would have to go to the emergency room, but instead called my doctor at home. Leaves of Three, Let It Be. The soil will need amendments or you can simply establish a raised bed garden over it. It can grow as a small shrub in open spaces or as a climbing vine in shaded forest ar… My son woke up with his head swelled so much he couldn't get his glasses on. I do believe that hot water, such as hot shower exacerbates it. So (I haven't tried this) making a paste with bleach and some inert ingredient should work exactly the same. Poison ivy is the only one that always has three leaves, one on each … At the end of the day, just remember: Leaves of three, let it be. Either way, home treatment is usually enough for most symptoms. If the leaves of poison oak are broken or the plant is damaged in some way, it releases an oil – urushiol – that is poisonous to humans. I've tried aloe and calamine lotion ,but it didn't seem to work only the prescriptions seem to be helping. BONUS: You’ll also receive our Almanac Companion newsletter! Both plants contain the same toxic resin. Soon after I saw a rash developing from contact with poison ivy, I mixed some calcium hypochlorite powder with water to form a paste and coated the afflicted area. But some kinds of poison oak have five, seven or nine leaves per cluster. Submitted by Farmer Frank on July 17, 2019 - 8:55am. Submitted by bill williams on August 2, 2018 - 4:01pm. signs of infection, such as spreading redness. Poison oak is most often seen in shrub form, but it can also grow as a vine. I keep a bottle handy at my place and in my truck year round and it does work! Cleanse the area of contact within the first ten minutes, then rinse off with cold water. Please do not underestimate the power of poison oak. Your best chance at avoiding a reaction is to treat poison oak within 10 minutes of contact. The plant is an American native … For me the itching goes away the first day and the rash is gone by the 2nd or 3rd day. I keep a bottle next to my bathroom sink during the growing season and use it if I even think I might have come close to any poison ivy. They said she must have breathed in some dust that had the urushiol in it. The rash itself cannot be spread between people. I got into poison oak two times as a child. Stay away from this stuff!!! Tell us about it in the comments below! Urushiol is not water-soluble! (You will want to wear long sleeves, pants, and solid shoes or boots to prevent contact with poisonous plants.). The roots (even dead ones) contain active urushiol for up to five years. Our bodies have not built an immunity after years of exposure. I need help to knowing how to get rid of it fast. He wore it on his head all afternoon in the hot summer. In the morning my arm was extremely swollen. When burning brush or yard debris - please be aware that the smoke from poison oak or poison ivy, if breathed in, can cause serious lung irritation. Submitted by JoAnn on July 17, 2019 - 11:53am. Leaflets can range in size from the length of your thumb to the length of your hand. MNT is the registered trade mark of Healthline Media. When he went back to the doctor, the Tecnu side was much improved and did not itch, while the prescription cream side still itched and had a bad rash. I got an outbreak at the bridge of my nose. Whatever you do, Do NOT burn the leaves or branches. I'm dealing with a mild case of poison oak now for about 1 week. Staying away from the poison oak and keeping the rash from getting irritated or infected by anything else. I first got poison ivy in my 40s and needed steroids to recover. For the garden, Herbicides that are effective for killing poison oak include glyphosate (e.g., Roundup brand) and triclopyr (e.g., Ortho brand). If you do, think that it is like coming into contact with grease and how easily it can spread from your clothing to your skin. Employers must also help. The plant looks like a leafy shrub … The immune system learns to recognize the oil from the first occasion and then reacts to it aggressively on future contact. This makes the oil stronger. If you plan to till the soil after the poison ivy has died, be very careful. The rash didnt go away but the irritation and pain did. Leaf shape resembles an oak leaf (hence the name, poison oak), but it’s not a member of the oak family. I was awful!!! Emollient cream is available for, the rash does not go away within 3 to 4 weeks. Submitted by Donna on July 17, 2019 - 11:07pm. You physically removed the plants too. It always involves intensely itchy, red skin. DO NOT use warm/hot water as this will open pores and allow the oil to get in them and you'll wish you could peel your skin off. It started on my upper arm as a tiny blister. It really does work. Upon contact with your body, urushiol immediately forms a chemical bond to the skin and causes an almost unstoppable allergic reaction. Submitted by Rosemary Wilder on June 3, 2020 - 4:23pm. Remember, if you plan to plant anything in the place of the poison plants, your application of table salt to the soil may prove problematic. Tecnu!!!! Apply this mixture in the same way you would apply a commercial herbicide or bleach, except you wouldn‘t have to wear a hazmat suit! Get a clean cotton wash rag pour some on it on pat all around the infected areas keep doing over and over and in about 3 days it will be gone. Pacific poison oak can grow either as a shrub or a vine, causing it to be even more readily confused with poison ivy. Submitted by Janice Foster on July 17, 2019 - 1:47pm, How To Get Rid Of Poison Ivy Plants With Vinegar, Salt and Dish Soap. - The urushiol from dead poison ivy / oak plants and vines can remain potent for years. Alternatively, indirect contact can occur if the oil gets onto clothes or is carried on a pet’s coat. Do not take hot baths or showers, only cold to help prevent blistering. Poison oak is a relative of poison ivy. You can check on WebMD and other web sites for over the counter treatments. Pacific poison oak can grow either as a shrub or a vine, causing it to be even more readily confused with poison ivy. Submitted by Togiak John on April 2, 2019 - 6:00am. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. My son decided to make a 'crown of thorns' from a poison oak stem a few years back. Left: Poison Oak can be red in the fall, and its berries are tan when mature. A "buddy" delivered some trunk-wood to me, neglecting to mention he didn't use it himself because it had been covered in heavy poison-something (I believe sumac). Submitted by Bill on June 9, 2019 - 7:24am. If poison oak is extremely serious, speak to your doctor about a prescription. The last time I had it I was about 33. Submitted by Walt on June 9, 2019 - 8:30am. Poison oak closely resembles poison ivy, although it is usually more shrub-like, and its leaves are shaped somewhat like oak leaves. For unknown plants, look out for the leaf-group pattern of poison oak. using over the counter Benedryl lotion and Tecnu scrub. I have never came in contact with this til just the other day in my front yard. I recently discovered this treatment and it has worked for me the last three times I used it. A range of antihistamines is available for purchase over the counter or online. Read about the best ones here. Poison oak can be a harmful plant if you touch it, as its urushiol oil will cause a nasty rash. Ambulance carried me to the hospital quickly. I was so hoping your article would have the recipe. People who are allergic to the oil do not have a reaction until they have a second contact with the oil. Both plants have three leaflets, white flowers in spring, and can grow as a vine or a shrub. The rash almost immediately receded. We use it for all bites and rashes. That's my 2 cents. Avoid burning this plant (and poison ivy)! This happened quite often so it was cool that we could just keep playing. The term “poison” in the common name of the shrub Toxicodendron diversilobum says it all. Happily, I avoided the feared infections, but the skin on my shins will never look normal again having been functionally flayed alive. Not scratching at the itch as this can cause more damage, itchiness, pain, and infection. Here's the deal, some people get a reaction to Poison Oak, some do not. My sister wore it on her head too. Atlantic poison oak is a low-growing, upright shrub. It can grow to be about 3 feet tall, sometimes giving it the appearance of a vine. All that was left was flattened patches where the rash had been. The autumn brilliance of poison ivy's foliage is due to the anthocyanin pigments characteristic of the plant family to which poison ivy belongs. I had just left for a short vacation with my husband and Friends, but I was suffering. Its been two weeks and my skin is still not healed. A local herbalist, who has passed on, used to make a salve of Spotted Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis) which was the greatest healing product ever for poison oak or poison ivy. I've been a firm believer in Tecnu since stumbling upon it in a drugstore decades ago. Submitted by Alfred on June 13, 2019 - 9:26pm. Urushiol from poison ivy or oak will adhere to equipment as well. Poison oak rash is an allergic reaction to the leaves or stems of the western poison oak plant (Toxicodendron diversilobum). I thank God that I've never had any reaction to either poison ivy, oak or anything else! I fished and hunted all over Texas hiked in it up to my neck never got it a couple years back decades later got it 2 times all over was miserable. My grandpa told my mom to make me a hot bath and put a cup of Purex bleach in it. In a double boiler (I use a pot or pan) with boiling water and a glass bowl I put in about a cup of jewel weed oil and about a ounce of bees wax. Ways to soothe the rash and prevent it from getting worse include: Antihistamines, like diphenhydramine, can ease the itchiness. Both items work. However, it can also make people drowsy, so it should not be taken before operating heavy machinery or driving. When I was 12, both of my Grandfather's who were avid gardeners and outdoorsmen, told me that if I spent a lot of time in the woods I'd never have a reaction to poison ivy or poison oak because I'd build up an immunity to them. Cut it up so that it lays flat in a pan and cover it with water. Submitted by John Westman on February 4, 2019 - 12:29am. I don't have exact measurements; I cook the same was as did my mom. People should call for immediate medical help or go to an emergency room straight away if any reaction causes these signs of severe allergy: Recognizing the actual plant itself is tricky because individual poison oaks come in different forms. You also may become sensitive with repeated exposure, so your resistance might be short-lived. While rare, some people see black spots instead of a red rash on their skin. Sweating from heat kept adjusting my glasses. He performed an experiment, using the Tecnu on one side of his body and the prescription cream on the other. Depending on the season, leaf color can range from green to orange and even a dark purplish-red. She was on a track that had been cleared, several other kids ran the same track and had no adverse effects, my mother ended up in the hospital, with a tube in her airway to keep it from swelling completely shut. The most common type of poison oak, known as western poison oak, grows most commonly along the Pacific coast in Oregon, Washington, and California. The irritation varies depending on which area is affected, but some features are common anywhere on the body: If there is a large area affected by the rash, or it is in a place that makes movement difficult, the problem is more serious. Since poison oak rash is the same as the poison ivy rash, see more remedies on our poison ivy page. For hours, the saw shredded the tiny remaining fragments of the poison-X, and sprayed urushiol chips on my shins. Bingo..broke out at bridge of my nose. While the fruit of poison ivy is the color of pearls, poison oak fruit (called “drupes”) has a tan color. The rash in poison oak is like a skin lesion or an elevated bump with reddish color. You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. This means that you could even get poison oak without going anywhere near it. Have you ever had a run-in with poison oak? Any medical information published on this website is not intended as a substitute for informed medical advice and you should not take any action before consulting with a healthcare professional, Medical Myths: 5 common myths about obesity, COVID-19 live updates: Total number of cases passes 62 million, Eating dried fruit linked to better overall diet and health, Insect and spider bites and how to deal with them, What to know about Instacart shopping app. That said, my mom and now my girlfriend are both highly allergic to it and if they will wash with SOAP (not detergent) ie: Ivory or Fells and cool water right after exposure they won't get any reaction. Instantly, the pain and itch disappeared. I put in more jewel weed and heat it for another 24 hours. Submitted by Daryl Lambert on May 3, 2020 - 2:49pm. The bumps or red patches resemble a burn and the bumps are severely itchy. The following video from NIOSH shows why the skin reacts to poisons that cause allergy. (More bees wax if you want a harder salve.) It usually appears between half a day and 3 days after contact with the plant oil. Then I had to bathe in the water until it got cold. So, don't write off poison-X as an inconvenience -- some people react VIOLENTLY if exposed more than trivially. NIOSH have used animated drawings to simplify the way the immune cells of the body react to poison oak and produce the rash: Last medically reviewed on November 16, 2018, Insect and spider bites can occur almost unnoticed, or they can be painful. I'm now in my late 40's and to this day I have not had but 1 small patch. Read on to learn about potential rice water benefits, preparation, and…, © 2004-2020 Healthline Media UK Ltd, Brighton, UK, a Red Ventures Company. Most people, but not all, show an allergy to the oil, referred to as allergic contact dermatitis. Submitted by JM on July 21, 2018 - 4:18pm. Poison oak usually grows as a shrub in the Southeast or along the West Coast. Do not burn poison oak as the oil can be inhaled and cause internal damage. There are several apps for grocery delivery. If you want to add anything else this is when you do it. Submitted by CCL on April 26, 2020 - 9:12pm. Poison ivy and poison oak are two other commonly known poisonous plants that can cause a rash, but they look different from poison sumac. On a nice warm day, I chainsawed it into blocks wearing shorts (never mind the chainsaw-safety issue there). Trust me, I’m highly allergic to the ivy and I live in bug-ville. We include products we think are useful for our readers. I use a crock pot and put as much jewel weed that will fit in it. Here’s our process. Try not to scratch the rash. These spots look like black lacquer spilled onto the skin. It is a ground vine originating from Europe. You can become sensitive to it anytime, so be careful. I take the jewel weed out and strain it through cheese cloth. Any swelling beyond small hives in the affected area should visit a doctor. Below are some examples: If a person thinks they have come into contact with poison oak, they should wash their skin and clothes in warm, soapy water as soon as possible. Of the crew, 7 out of 8 of us get a reaction from the plant. Two days later, a BAD rash erupted all over my shins - angry red and white stripes like I had been whipped, not little blisters. When I picked up tools realized it was po immediately showered with alot of soap. Her sensitivity to allergens (hay fever) just served to make it worse. Submitted by Debbie Bonner on July 17, 2019 - 10:07am. Your skin will itch, sting and burn if you come into contact with the foliage of poison oak. The plain brown colored one. Leaflets are duller green than poison ivy and usually more distinctly lobed or toothed. The next morning she woke up with a rash on her face and neck. Laid screw drivers on top of small poison oak plant unaware. Poison oak leaves look rather like the leaves from the spreading oak, but the effects are very different. I get poison oak and ivy but have found this to be an effective treatment if I miss a spot when washing up after exposure or didn't notice touching it. If you don’t mind mixing breakfast and skin care, one tried-and-true remedy for itchy skin is oatmeal. Keep in the refrigerator as the only preservative it has is vitamin E and the cold salve feels really good on the skin. Atlantic poison oak is a low-growing, upright shrub. If you don’t catch the exposure immediately, treat the resulting itchy rash and blisters topically with calamine lotion, baking soda pastes, aloe vera, and a number of commercial products. Submitted by Angela on August 2, 2018 - 9:00am. The one thing that doesn't vary for poison oak is the pattern of three … Submitted by Erin Martin on April 25, 2020 - 4:00am. Symptoms of poison oak include itchy red rashes that can resemble burns, swelling, and even blistering. Image courtesy of www.poison-ivy.org Poison Oak: Like its ivy counterpart, poison oak leaves also cluster in sets of three. The best secret Cheap winter green alcohol 70% (1) Bottle of campho phenique liquid (1) bottle of 100 hundred count generic aspirins. I've never reacted to uresol, when I was a kid in boy scouts I'd set my tent right in the middle of poison ivy patches to keep the others from trying to get in on my dinner (I cooked, while they were eating foil burgers and hot dogs I'd be having fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, etc.) Custom programming and server maintenance by. Unfortunately, getting rid of poison oak is not an easy matter. I'll save you the details of the next few weeks, but I lost ALL the skin on my legs while changing massive antibiotic wet bandages to avoid SERIOUS infections. Years ago a buddy & I went rock climbing. The third day, I woke up soaked in blood, my skin "smeared off" on the bedding, and went to ER stat. My most recent bad reaction was from a clean shirt that was in P.O. My mom grew up roaming in the hills of Tennessee and never had a reaction until she was over 60 years old. There are many similarities: But they are indeed different plants. This is most commonly the case for people who are often exposed to the plants, such as those working where poison oak grows. Leaves of Three, Let it Be. You can apply herbicide to the stumps of cut plants or to the foliage of uncut plants, but both must be done while the plant is actively growing. Urushiol will stay on clothes, pets, or other materials for months, and its potency lasts. Didnt think about the nose area. Went to the Dr all they want to do is give you an injection with steroids. Poison Sumac, or Toxicodendron vernix, is a common North American plant that causes skin irritation to people.Like its better-known cousin poison ivy, the green leaves of poison sumac sure to put a damper on an otherwise pleasant camping trip or another outdoor excursion. It is also the active ingredient in liquid bleach. Needless to say, we both had a nice striped rash across our chests, shoulders, and backs where the rope had rested. It also stopped spreading. I just look at it and it makes me itch....well not really but it seems to be taking over the ground cover which once was nice and beautiful in the spring. Another tip I’ve found is to spray yourself with Cedarcide (it’s cedar oil) which keeps everything from ticks to spiders off you when you’re in the woods. Although cats and dogs are not generally affected by urushiol, they can carry it. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), most people are sensitive to the oil in poison oak, ivy, and sumac: “When exposed to 50 micrograms of [the oil], an amount that is less than one grain of table salt, 80 to 90 percent of adults will develop a rash.”. So for me, Coldwater, and possibly the chemicals in the swimming pool healed it. Go to your local pharmacy and ask for Tecnu, works like a charm to wash it off if you think it’s gotten on you. What's the Difference Between Poison Oak and Poison Ivy? I could feel the poison leaving my bloodstream. The edges of the solid green leaves, while reminiscent of an oak tree, are less dramatic. Poison … I overnighted a bottle to my dad when he got into some poison ivy or oak. The pain was orders of magnitude worse than the emergency abdominal surgery I had a decade before -- unimaginable searing-blowtorch-while-being-fed-to-a-lawnmower pain. Without this treatment the rash lasts 3 to 4 weeks. Poison oak leaves look rather like the leaves from the spreading oak, but the effects are very different. Learn about poison oak. Submitted by Flayed alive... on June 11, 2019 - 12:19am. Broke out 4 days later, Submitted by Ivan Lua-Diaz on July 21, 2020 - 5:00pm. In the past, I needed to get a Steroid Shot to break the spread as it got into my bloodstream and would spread for over a month. Let it cool and dab this liquid onto the rash several times a day until the rash is completely gone. It has been 4 days now and i've been having severe itching and redness as well as blisters. He said to take Benadryl internally as well as externally on the rash. Only about 15 percent of people are resistant to urushiol, so don’t feel safe around poison oak unless you are absolutely sure you are resistant. It works as an astringent and helps take the itch out and helps dry up the blisters. If it boils it will burn the jewel weed and it won't be any good. Learn more…, For those short on time or have difficulty buying groceries in-person, Instacart allows people to purchase products through an app, which are then…. If you were to breath in the smoke, it would be time for the emergency room. Submitted by Robin Mercer on July 17, 2019 - 11:52am. I suffered through the day and night, but the next day went into the cool pool. - There is a good video on YouTube that many may find helpful - look for "How to never have a serious poison ivy rash again", Submitted by Bill on June 16, 2019 - 6:33pm. Even dead leaves, stems, or roots contain the oil; it can also be inhaled if the plants are burned. Bumps will form, which can turn into blisters. My mother, who was sorely afflicted with hay fever anyway, unwittingly ran through a patch of poison ivy when she was a teenager. I've heard that the stalks and leaves of jewelweed can be crushed and the "juice" rubbed on the skin for relief of poison ivy. This oily substance is what causes a poison oak rash, and it can be almost impossible to avoid. Your skin will itch, sting and burn if you come into contact with the foliage of poison oak. Unfortunately, I know of no one who makes it anymore or even has a recipe. A poison oak rash appears where the contact with the oil occurred. Know where the plants are and avoid them. The rash may also ooze and for some time the rash becomes dry and crusty and may become raw and thickened or scaled. This relieved the pain and itch but did not heal it. We got rid of it by rubbing the bottom of a fern bush leaf, and cold water on the infected area(I think thats what its called). Submitted by Joseph on June 9, 2019 - 10:29am. Poison ivy, oak, and sumac: What does the rash look like? After it cools a bit this is when I add the vitamin E oil. Leaflets have hairs on both sides, unlike poison ivy. Poison sumac also goes by the name thunderwood in the southeastern US.. Many people have had success with this; however, it can take quite a few applications. If a pet is thought to have contacted poison oak, wash it thoroughly. After a visit to the ER and daily visits to the doctor for over a week, the swelling went down. For anyone who has a wider reaction, it is important to get medical help. What is the best app for grocery delivery? Submitted by Carla R Phillips on July 17, 2019 - 9:09am. Using emollient cream to protect the skin from losing moisture and keep the skin’s barrier function. Other places where the rash had sprung out immediately went down. Since cedar is another oil, it creates a barrier and prevents the ivy oil from absorbing into your skin and it’s a natural bug alternative to chemicals on your skin. - Also, pets who have been playing outside can get urushiol on their fur. My oldest son is quite skeptical of herbals but this one he has thanked me over and over again for giving him. I cover it with olive oil and use the warm setting for at least 24 hours. “Leaves of three, let it be!” “Hairy vine, no friend of mine!” Learn how to spot poison oak, tell the difference between poison oak and poison ivy, and treat a poison oak rash. Poison oak is similar to its close relatives poison ivy and poison sumac because they are all members of the same botanical family. The leaves of this plant look a lot like oak leaves, and like poison ivy, they usually grow in clusters of three. A poison oak rash appears where the contact with the oil occurred. I strain this as well and now I have jewel weed oil to make into a salve. Put it to simmer for half an hour. In North America, there are two species of poison oak: Atlantic (Eastern) and Pacific (Western). I work on a trail crew in Northern California. Middle leaflet has a notably longer stem than the two side leaflets, though more obvious in poison ivy than poison oak. Pour into glass jars or medal tins and let solidify. The rash should quickly settle down and begin healing; but it can take a few weeks for a poison oak rash to clear up fully. It can grow to be about 3 feet tall, sometimes giving it the appearance of a vine. Got it as a kid playing in the a forest with my friends. Don't forget to clean equipment as well after being in the woods (walking sticks, boots, etc). The yellow spore/circles under them would come off on the skin and wash away into the river. Don't think you're immune to the stuff - allergic reactions could crop up at any time. Now I have got two kinds of steroids to take and antihistamine . Calcium hypochlorite powder is available in a small packet at pool/spa supply stores. He was having difficulty breathing. Often there are multiple streaks in the area of skin brushed by the oil. Poison sumac is toxic thanks to the … It was life threatening. I've heard that poison ivy smoke can cause you to choke and can be fatal. My mom tried everything and nothing worked. Table salt will leach the soil of its nutrients. Remove a little of the Alcohol and add back to the bottle later> Crush up all the aspirins in to an almost powder like state pour into the Alcohol bottle shake a few times repeat with the campho phenique liquid pour it into the bottle as well shake a few more times. Sensitivity to urushiol might decrease if you do not come into contact with it until later in life. Not any more. Many people use rice water to improve skin appearance or ease skin conditions. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) have detailed some good tips for workers with a fact sheet on poisonous plants. Danger: Smoke inhalation from burning poison oak can send you straight to the emergency room. Sorry to hear you have a ba case. Take a branch of manzanita (Arctostaphylos) (leave flowers berries and all). Heat until bees wax is melted. Shirtless, we both slung coiled rope over our shoulders which unbeknownst to us had been previously in contact with PI or PO. Two days after mowing around oak tree's in Texas ,I woke up and my eyes were swollen up so bad I could not even drive: couldn't breath right,it felt like a bad sunburn , red rash all over my neck and face. Symptoms can take 24-48 hours or even up to a week to show up, particularly if its your first exposure! The green summer color of poison ivy's foliage yields to brilliant fall foliage in red, yellow, or orange. The easiest advice for avoiding poison oak and the nasty rash it can cause is to: People whose work puts them at a higher risk of contact with poison oak oil need to take measures to protect themselves. They must have been right because I've spent a lot of time in the woods in a lot of different states since then, I've never had a reaction to either poison ivy or poison oak, and I'll be 65 later this month. However, it can also form on parts of the body not contacted by the plant. 2 months ago which I hesitantly thought was safe to wear. However, anyone who is regularly exposed should be careful to avoid spreading the oil and causing a reaction in other people; for instance, if the poison oak oil is transferred from protective gear, clothes, and tools.

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