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On the use of hydrogen peroxide in wounds
There are wounds in the world, and people often think about how to heal them. The use of hydrogen peroxide in wounds is quite popular.
Hydrogen peroxide, the name of the chemical hydrogen peroxide, is also. It is active and can decompose and release new oxygen when it encounters the tissue of the wound. This new oxygen is highly oxidizing and can kill the bacteria in the wound and prevent it from breeding and causing inflammation. Therefore, in superficial wounds, when the wound is first injured, it can be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide to clean its filth and reduce the risk of infection.
However, there is also caution when using hydrogen peroxide in the wound. If the wound is deep and narrow, if you use it rashly, the oxygen produced will be difficult to escape, or cause emphysema, and where the wound is deep, the normal tissue may also be damaged by its strong oxidation, delaying healing. And if the wound has gradually healed and the granulation is regenerated, use hydrogen peroxide at this time to harm the new granulation and prevent the closure of the wound.
Therefore, use hydrogen peroxide to treat the wound, and be reasonable. For shallow wounds and initial injuries, it is beneficial to use it; for deep wounds and long-term injuries, it should be reviewed and not done rashly. It is necessary to carefully observe the condition of the wound and weigh the advantages and disadvantages, so as to achieve the good effect of healing and avoid accidental harm.
There are wounds in the world, and people often think about how to heal them. The use of hydrogen peroxide in wounds is quite popular.
Hydrogen peroxide, the name of the chemical hydrogen peroxide, is also. It is active and can decompose and release new oxygen when it encounters the tissue of the wound. This new oxygen is highly oxidizing and can kill the bacteria in the wound and prevent it from breeding and causing inflammation. Therefore, in superficial wounds, when the wound is first injured, it can be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide to clean its filth and reduce the risk of infection.
However, there is also caution when using hydrogen peroxide in the wound. If the wound is deep and narrow, if you use it rashly, the oxygen produced will be difficult to escape, or cause emphysema, and where the wound is deep, the normal tissue may also be damaged by its strong oxidation, delaying healing. And if the wound has gradually healed and the granulation is regenerated, use hydrogen peroxide at this time to harm the new granulation and prevent the closure of the wound.
Therefore, use hydrogen peroxide to treat the wound, and be reasonable. For shallow wounds and initial injuries, it is beneficial to use it; for deep wounds and long-term injuries, it should be reviewed and not done rashly. It is necessary to carefully observe the condition of the wound and weigh the advantages and disadvantages, so as to achieve the good effect of healing and avoid accidental harm.
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