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Hydrogen Peroxide on Blister

On the method of using hydrogen peroxide for blisters
A recent questioner said: "Can You Put Hydrogen Peroxide On A Blister?" means whether hydrogen peroxide can be applied to blisters. This matter is related to the disease of the skin and must not be ignored.

The person with hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation properties and is quite commonly used for daily cleaning and disinfection. Then apply it to blisters, when the situation is judged. If the blisters start, the epidermis is intact, not broken or broken, rashly apply it with hydrogen peroxide, lest it irritate the skin, cause pain to intensify, and the hydrogen peroxide is strong, or damage the surrounding intact skin tissue.

If the blisters have broken and the wound is exposed, use hydrogen peroxide at this time to take its disinfection and sterilization power, which can remove the filth and germs on the wound and prevent its infection. However, it is also necessary to be cautious and wipe the wound with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, and then rinse it with water to avoid its residual irritation.

Hydrogen Peroxide on Blister needs to be carefully considered. Unbroken bubbles should be used slowly; broken wounds should be used in a timely and appropriate manner, so that their effects can be used well and the skin can be safe.