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On the Method of Treating Insect Bites with Hydrogen Peroxide
Recently, most people are disturbed by insect bites, and their skin is red, swollen and itchy, which is very uncomfortable. Occasionally, a method is used to treat it with hydrogen peroxide, which is quite effective.
Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation. After the insect bite, the poison remains on the skin, causing poor qi and blood, and causing various diseases. Apply it with hydrogen peroxide, its oxygen can dissolve the poison of insects and dissipate the stasis.
Clean the affected area first, take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, dip it in a cotton ball, and wipe the bitten area lightly. At first, there may be a slight burning feeling, which is a sign of the drug's power to remove the poison. After a while, the burning feeling gradually subsides, and the itching also slows down slightly. After a few times, the redness and swelling gradually
However, it is also prudent to use hydrogen peroxide. It is strong in nature, and if the skin is damaged too much, it may harm the righteousness. And when using it, it is advisable to avoid the eyes, mouth and other orifices. If the discomfort intensifies after use, stop using it immediately and seek medical treatment.
In short, although hydrogen peroxide is available to treat insect bites, it should be used as a review of the situation and done with caution.
Recently, most people are disturbed by insect bites, and their skin is red, swollen and itchy, which is very uncomfortable. Occasionally, a method is used to treat it with hydrogen peroxide, which is quite effective.
Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation. After the insect bite, the poison remains on the skin, causing poor qi and blood, and causing various diseases. Apply it with hydrogen peroxide, its oxygen can dissolve the poison of insects and dissipate the stasis.
Clean the affected area first, take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, dip it in a cotton ball, and wipe the bitten area lightly. At first, there may be a slight burning feeling, which is a sign of the drug's power to remove the poison. After a while, the burning feeling gradually subsides, and the itching also slows down slightly. After a few times, the redness and swelling gradually
However, it is also prudent to use hydrogen peroxide. It is strong in nature, and if the skin is damaged too much, it may harm the righteousness. And when using it, it is advisable to avoid the eyes, mouth and other orifices. If the discomfort intensifies after use, stop using it immediately and seek medical treatment.
In short, although hydrogen peroxide is available to treat insect bites, it should be used as a review of the situation and done with caution.
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