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Hydrogen Peroxide Chicken Wounds
On the Application of Hydrogen Peroxide to Chicken Injuries
If a chicken is injured, doctors often think of ways to treat it. Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing and is quite common in disinfection of the wound. However, when applied to chicken wounds, there are both advantages and disadvantages, which must be observed.
When hydrogen peroxide encounters peroxidase in the tissue, it decomposes and releases new oxygen. This oxygen has bactericidal power, which can remove bacteria from the wound and prevent the spread of infection. If the wound of a chicken is infected with bacteria, rinsing with hydrogen peroxide can quickly kill the bacteria, keep the wound clean and promote its healing.
However, hydrogen peroxide also has disadvantages. Its strong oxidizing property may damage the normal tissues of the chicken. The chicken body is delicate, and the healthy tissues around the wound are easily damaged, resulting in delayed healing. And hydrogen peroxide decomposes to produce gas, in deep wounds, gas accumulation, or gas gangrene and other diseases, endangering the life of the chicken.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide to treat chicken wounds depends on the condition of the wound. For shallow wounds and light pollution, it can be used with caution. After washing, rinse the residual hydrogen peroxide with water to reduce its damage to the tissue. If it is a deep wound or complex injury, it needs to be considered, or find other ways, such as using a mild disinfectant, supplemented by appropriate dressings, to help the chicken wound heal.
In short, when using hydrogen peroxide in chicken wounds, the doctor must weigh the advantages and disadvantages and proceed cautiously, in order to ensure the health of the chicken and promote its wound to heal quickly.
If a chicken is injured, doctors often think of ways to treat it. Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing and is quite common in disinfection of the wound. However, when applied to chicken wounds, there are both advantages and disadvantages, which must be observed.
When hydrogen peroxide encounters peroxidase in the tissue, it decomposes and releases new oxygen. This oxygen has bactericidal power, which can remove bacteria from the wound and prevent the spread of infection. If the wound of a chicken is infected with bacteria, rinsing with hydrogen peroxide can quickly kill the bacteria, keep the wound clean and promote its healing.
However, hydrogen peroxide also has disadvantages. Its strong oxidizing property may damage the normal tissues of the chicken. The chicken body is delicate, and the healthy tissues around the wound are easily damaged, resulting in delayed healing. And hydrogen peroxide decomposes to produce gas, in deep wounds, gas accumulation, or gas gangrene and other diseases, endangering the life of the chicken.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide to treat chicken wounds depends on the condition of the wound. For shallow wounds and light pollution, it can be used with caution. After washing, rinse the residual hydrogen peroxide with water to reduce its damage to the tissue. If it is a deep wound or complex injury, it needs to be considered, or find other ways, such as using a mild disinfectant, supplemented by appropriate dressings, to help the chicken wound heal.
In short, when using hydrogen peroxide in chicken wounds, the doctor must weigh the advantages and disadvantages and proceed cautiously, in order to ensure the health of the chicken and promote its wound to heal quickly.
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