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Antiseptic vs Hydrogen Peroxide

"On the Comparison of Disinfectants and Hydrogen Peroxide"

Now there are both disinfectants and hydrogen peroxide, which are often used by doctors to achieve the effect of cleaning and sterilization. However, the properties and uses of the two are quite similar and different. Try to discuss them in detail.

Disinfectants, there are many categories, their sterilization principle, or sterilization membrane, or disruption of bacteria metabolism, have significant effect and are widely used. They are commonly used in daily cleaning, disinfection of medical wards, etc. They can quickly kill all kinds of bacteria, keep the environment clean and utensils clean.

And hydrogen peroxide, the chemical name is $H_ {2} O_ {2} $. It is oxidizing. When it encounters bacteria, it can release new oxygen, break the structure of bacteria, and cause bacterial death. It is especially commonly used in wound treatment. It can remove stains and filth, and because it decomposes into water and oxygen, there is no residual harm.

However, although the disinfectant has strong bactericidal power, it may be irritating, causing discomfort to the skin, mucous membranes, or cause discomfort. And some disinfectants, if used improperly, may leave harmful residues, endangering health. While hydrogen peroxide is mild, its bactericidal efficacy may be slightly insufficient for some stubborn bacteria. And hydrogen peroxide is easy to decompose, so it needs to be stored with caution. If exposed for too long, it may lose its effectiveness.

When using disinfectants, carefully review their application, usage and dosage, and follow the norms to avoid harm. When using hydrogen peroxide, it is also necessary to check the condition of the wound and use it in a timely manner. If it is a deep and narrow injury, hydrogen peroxide alone may not be effective, or other methods may be required.

In short, disinfectants and hydrogen peroxide each have their own strengths and weaknesses. Users should understand their properties, know their uses, weigh the pros and cons, and use the appropriate materials to obtain the best effect and ensure health and safety.