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Method for making hydrogen peroxide lavage liquid
To make hydrogen peroxide lavage liquid, first prepare all the ingredients. An appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide is required, and its concentration is very important. Common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3% concentration. If it is used for lavage, it may need to be diluted appropriately according to the specific situation. Clean water is also required, such as distilled water or boiled and cooled water, to avoid the influence of impurities.
Then, take a clean container, pour an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide slowly, and then mix it into clean water in an appropriate proportion. The proportion should be carefully matched. If the concentration is too high, it will fear tissue damage; if it is too low, it will be difficult to achieve the expected effect. In general, 3% hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with water in a ratio of one to one or one to two.
When mixing, it should be stirred gently to fully blend the two. After stirring, the resulting mixture is the hydrogen peroxide rinsing liquid.
When using, make sure that the rinsing utensil is also clean and sterile. Slowly inject the rinsing liquid into the desired place. The operation should be slow and stable. Do not be too hasty to avoid discomfort. After rinsing, rinse with water moderately to remove residues.
To make hydrogen peroxide lavage liquid, first prepare all the ingredients. An appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide is required, and its concentration is very important. Common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3% concentration. If it is used for lavage, it may need to be diluted appropriately according to the specific situation. Clean water is also required, such as distilled water or boiled and cooled water, to avoid the influence of impurities.
Then, take a clean container, pour an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide slowly, and then mix it into clean water in an appropriate proportion. The proportion should be carefully matched. If the concentration is too high, it will fear tissue damage; if it is too low, it will be difficult to achieve the expected effect. In general, 3% hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with water in a ratio of one to one or one to two.
When mixing, it should be stirred gently to fully blend the two. After stirring, the resulting mixture is the hydrogen peroxide rinsing liquid.
When using, make sure that the rinsing utensil is also clean and sterile. Slowly inject the rinsing liquid into the desired place. The operation should be slow and stable. Do not be too hasty to avoid discomfort. After rinsing, rinse with water moderately to remove residues.
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