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Chemical Burn Hydrogen Peroxide Skin White Spots
Those who are injured by hydrogen and oxygen, and have white spots on the skin
In the past, those who have something to do with chemicals, are careless during service, and are touched by hydrogen peroxide. At first, I feel that the skin is hot and burning, like a fire attached to it, and the pain is unbearable. After a while, the place touched gradually turns white, and the spots are like frost, and it is known that it is a chemical burn.
This chemical burn, due to the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide, erodes the tissue of the skin and destroys its ability to produce pigment. The pigment cells of the skin, when exposed to this strong agent, are damaged and difficult to recover, so white spots appear.
The injured are worried and seek treatment everywhere. The doctor said: "Although this disease is not incurable, it will take a long time. It is advisable to take good care of the affected area, and do not cause re-injury. Supplemented by medicine, the skin will gradually return to normal. "The injured should follow the doctor's advice, apply medicine every day, and be careful to protect. After months of treatment, the white spots have slightly reduced, but still leave light marks, which is often cited as a pity. From this perspective, those involved in chemical services should be cautious and take precautions to avoid this pain.
In the past, those who have something to do with chemicals, are careless during service, and are touched by hydrogen peroxide. At first, I feel that the skin is hot and burning, like a fire attached to it, and the pain is unbearable. After a while, the place touched gradually turns white, and the spots are like frost, and it is known that it is a chemical burn.
This chemical burn, due to the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide, erodes the tissue of the skin and destroys its ability to produce pigment. The pigment cells of the skin, when exposed to this strong agent, are damaged and difficult to recover, so white spots appear.
The injured are worried and seek treatment everywhere. The doctor said: "Although this disease is not incurable, it will take a long time. It is advisable to take good care of the affected area, and do not cause re-injury. Supplemented by medicine, the skin will gradually return to normal. "The injured should follow the doctor's advice, apply medicine every day, and be careful to protect. After months of treatment, the white spots have slightly reduced, but still leave light marks, which is often cited as a pity. From this perspective, those involved in chemical services should be cautious and take precautions to avoid this pain.
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