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Hydrogen Peroxide for Wounds
On whether it is appropriate to use hydrogen peroxide for the injury
or ask: "Can hydrogen peroxide be used for the injury?" On the right: "This matter needs to be reviewed in detail. Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing. In the past, people mostly used its debridement, because it encountered catalase in the tissue, which explained oxygen, could kill common pathogens, and could remove necrotic tissues, which was beneficial to the wound and clean the mouth."
However, looking at the current situation, its use in the injury, advantages and disadvantages coexist. If the injury is shallow and small, it can be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide in moderation, which can indeed prevent the risk of infection. However, if the wound is deep, the abuse of hydrogen peroxide will reproduce the drawbacks. Its strong oxidizing property may damage new granulation tissues and healthy cells, prolonging the healing time. And high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide can cause severe local pain or even tissue burns.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide on the injury should be determined according to the condition of the wound. For shallow and small injuries, wipe with an appropriate amount of low-concentration hydrogen peroxide; if it is a serious wound, consult a doctor and follow his instructions. Do not use it without authorization, so as not to miss the accident and cause the injury to be difficult to heal.
or ask: "Can hydrogen peroxide be used for the injury?" On the right: "This matter needs to be reviewed in detail. Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing. In the past, people mostly used its debridement, because it encountered catalase in the tissue, which explained oxygen, could kill common pathogens, and could remove necrotic tissues, which was beneficial to the wound and clean the mouth."
However, looking at the current situation, its use in the injury, advantages and disadvantages coexist. If the injury is shallow and small, it can be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide in moderation, which can indeed prevent the risk of infection. However, if the wound is deep, the abuse of hydrogen peroxide will reproduce the drawbacks. Its strong oxidizing property may damage new granulation tissues and healthy cells, prolonging the healing time. And high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide can cause severe local pain or even tissue burns.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide on the injury should be determined according to the condition of the wound. For shallow and small injuries, wipe with an appropriate amount of low-concentration hydrogen peroxide; if it is a serious wound, consult a doctor and follow his instructions. Do not use it without authorization, so as not to miss the accident and cause the injury to be difficult to heal.
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