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Hydrogen Peroxide Effect on Wound
The effect of hydrogen peroxide on wounds
There are wounds in the world, and people often treat them with hydrogen peroxide. However, what is the effect of hydrogen peroxide on wounds?
Hydrogen peroxide, scientific name hydrogen peroxide. When it touches the wound, due to the presence of catalase in the wound, this enzyme can cause hydrogen peroxide to decompose quickly and release new oxygen. New oxygen is highly oxidizing and can kill all kinds of bacteria in the wound, such as common Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, etc., to prevent wound diseases and prevent their deterioration. And the bubbles generated during decomposition can gently remove dirt, foreign bodies and necrotic tissues on the surface of the wound, clean the wound, and create a good environment for wound healing.
However, everything has advantages and disadvantages. Although hydrogen peroxide can sterilize and clean wounds, it is highly oxidizing. When killing bacteria, it will also injure the normal tissue cells around the wound and slow down the process of wound healing. Therefore, it is necessary to be cautious when using it. According to the condition, size and depth of the wound, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide should be selected. Usually, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in medical use is 3%, which is used for general superficial wounds. If the wound is deep and large, after treatment with hydrogen peroxide, it is advisable to rinse it with normal saline to reduce the damage to normal tissues.
To sum up, hydrogen peroxide has significant effect on sterilization and clean creation in wounds, but it is not used properly, and there are also drawbacks. Both doctors and the injured should be aware of their nature and make good use of it, so as to facilitate the early healing of wounds and protect people's health.
There are wounds in the world, and people often treat them with hydrogen peroxide. However, what is the effect of hydrogen peroxide on wounds?
Hydrogen peroxide, scientific name hydrogen peroxide. When it touches the wound, due to the presence of catalase in the wound, this enzyme can cause hydrogen peroxide to decompose quickly and release new oxygen. New oxygen is highly oxidizing and can kill all kinds of bacteria in the wound, such as common Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, etc., to prevent wound diseases and prevent their deterioration. And the bubbles generated during decomposition can gently remove dirt, foreign bodies and necrotic tissues on the surface of the wound, clean the wound, and create a good environment for wound healing.
However, everything has advantages and disadvantages. Although hydrogen peroxide can sterilize and clean wounds, it is highly oxidizing. When killing bacteria, it will also injure the normal tissue cells around the wound and slow down the process of wound healing. Therefore, it is necessary to be cautious when using it. According to the condition, size and depth of the wound, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide should be selected. Usually, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in medical use is 3%, which is used for general superficial wounds. If the wound is deep and large, after treatment with hydrogen peroxide, it is advisable to rinse it with normal saline to reduce the damage to normal tissues.
To sum up, hydrogen peroxide has significant effect on sterilization and clean creation in wounds, but it is not used properly, and there are also drawbacks. Both doctors and the injured should be aware of their nature and make good use of it, so as to facilitate the early healing of wounds and protect people's health.
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