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Hydrogen Peroxide on Pus Wound
"On the use of dioxygen in pus trauma"
Those with pus trauma often suffer from it. If a person is injured, and the defense qi is solidified, evil poison takes advantage of the void and enters, and the carrion turns into pus. At this time, the wound is filthy and evil, and it is itchy and intertwined. If it is not treated, it may change and endanger physical health.
Those with hydrogen peroxide have strong oxidizing properties. When applied to pus trauma, when it encounters organic matter in the pus, it reacts and releases new oxygen. This oxygen is abnormally active and can quickly kill the bacteria in the wound to prevent it from multiplying and raging. And when the hydrogen peroxide decomposes, it produces gas and foams, which can gently peel off the pus and necrotic tissues, making the wound clean and conducive to the growth of new muscle.
However, the use of hydrogen peroxide in pus wounds should also be paid attention to. First, the concentration must be appropriate. If it is too thick, it will strongly oxidize the normal skin, cause pain and damage the new granulation; if it is too thin, the sterilization and decontamination power will be minimal, and it will be difficult to achieve the expected effect. Second, it is appropriate to use it. First, use water or light salt water to gently wash the wound, remove its floating stain, and then slowly inject or wipe it with hydrogen peroxide. Third, observe the change of the wound. If you see increased redness and swelling, severe pain, or abnormal secretions after use, stop using it immediately and seek medical treatment.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is used in pus wounds, and good use is a good agent for treating wounds. It can remove filth and disinfect, and promote the healing of wounds; if used improperly, it will cause harm. Doctors and patients should be cautious.
Those with pus trauma often suffer from it. If a person is injured, and the defense qi is solidified, evil poison takes advantage of the void and enters, and the carrion turns into pus. At this time, the wound is filthy and evil, and it is itchy and intertwined. If it is not treated, it may change and endanger physical health.
Those with hydrogen peroxide have strong oxidizing properties. When applied to pus trauma, when it encounters organic matter in the pus, it reacts and releases new oxygen. This oxygen is abnormally active and can quickly kill the bacteria in the wound to prevent it from multiplying and raging. And when the hydrogen peroxide decomposes, it produces gas and foams, which can gently peel off the pus and necrotic tissues, making the wound clean and conducive to the growth of new muscle.
However, the use of hydrogen peroxide in pus wounds should also be paid attention to. First, the concentration must be appropriate. If it is too thick, it will strongly oxidize the normal skin, cause pain and damage the new granulation; if it is too thin, the sterilization and decontamination power will be minimal, and it will be difficult to achieve the expected effect. Second, it is appropriate to use it. First, use water or light salt water to gently wash the wound, remove its floating stain, and then slowly inject or wipe it with hydrogen peroxide. Third, observe the change of the wound. If you see increased redness and swelling, severe pain, or abnormal secretions after use, stop using it immediately and seek medical treatment.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is used in pus wounds, and good use is a good agent for treating wounds. It can remove filth and disinfect, and promote the healing of wounds; if used improperly, it will cause harm. Doctors and patients should be cautious.
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