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Hydrogen Peroxide Ingrown Toenail
On the use of hydrogen peroxide in ingrained nails
The disease of ingrained nails is often suffered by patients. In terms of treatment methods and the use of hydrogen peroxide, everyone has doubts.
The use of hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation properties. It is used for ingrained nails to disinfect and sterilize. When ingrained nails, bacteria are often stained around the nail groove, causing redness, swelling and pain. The presence of hydrogen peroxide can destroy the structure of bacteria, kill harmful bacteria, and slow down inflammation.
It is also advisable to use hydrogen peroxide in ingrained nails. If the damage to the ingrained nail is serious, the stimulation of hydrogen peroxide may exacerbate the pain, and it is not conducive to the healing of the wound. When using, it is advisable to soak your feet in warm water first to make the nails soft and the filth will come out. Then, dip a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide and gently wipe the periphery of the inlaid armor. Do not use too much force to avoid hurting the good meat. Wipe it off and rinse it with water to prevent hydrogen peroxide residue.
Furthermore, although hydrogen peroxide can sterilize, it is difficult to heal the root of inlaid armor by using it alone. The formation of inlaid armor is mostly due to improper nail trimming and too tight shoes. Therefore, when treating, in addition to using hydrogen peroxide, it is also a method of trimming and choosing suitable shoes.
In short, hydrogen peroxide can be used for disinfection of inlaid armor, but it should be used with caution, and it should be used in combination with other methods to cure the disease of inlaid armor and solve the suffering of patients.
The disease of ingrained nails is often suffered by patients. In terms of treatment methods and the use of hydrogen peroxide, everyone has doubts.
The use of hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation properties. It is used for ingrained nails to disinfect and sterilize. When ingrained nails, bacteria are often stained around the nail groove, causing redness, swelling and pain. The presence of hydrogen peroxide can destroy the structure of bacteria, kill harmful bacteria, and slow down inflammation.
It is also advisable to use hydrogen peroxide in ingrained nails. If the damage to the ingrained nail is serious, the stimulation of hydrogen peroxide may exacerbate the pain, and it is not conducive to the healing of the wound. When using, it is advisable to soak your feet in warm water first to make the nails soft and the filth will come out. Then, dip a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide and gently wipe the periphery of the inlaid armor. Do not use too much force to avoid hurting the good meat. Wipe it off and rinse it with water to prevent hydrogen peroxide residue.
Furthermore, although hydrogen peroxide can sterilize, it is difficult to heal the root of inlaid armor by using it alone. The formation of inlaid armor is mostly due to improper nail trimming and too tight shoes. Therefore, when treating, in addition to using hydrogen peroxide, it is also a method of trimming and choosing suitable shoes.
In short, hydrogen peroxide can be used for disinfection of inlaid armor, but it should be used with caution, and it should be used in combination with other methods to cure the disease of inlaid armor and solve the suffering of patients.
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