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On the pros and cons of hydrogen peroxide for open wounds
In the world, when encountering open wounds, I often think of applying hydrogen peroxide to it. However, there are different opinions on the pros and cons of this move, so we should investigate it in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide is chemically called hydrogen peroxide, which is active and easily interprets oxygen. In the wound, it can cause foam to rise, which is caused by the oxygen released by the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide and the effects of wound dirt and bacteria. In the past, people used its foam image to think that it could cleanse wounds and remove germs, so it was often used.
However, research is gradually becoming clear today. Hydrogen peroxide is used in open wounds, but there are also drawbacks. Although it can sterilize, it can also damage normal human tissue cells at the same time as sterilization. When hydrogen peroxide interprets oxygen, the free radicals produced are highly oxidizing, which not only damages germs, but also damages surrounding healthy cells, hindering the healing process of the wound. And hydrogen peroxide irritates the wound, causing the pain of the injured to intensify. If the wound is deep, rashly rinse with hydrogen peroxide, the oxygen produced or the risk of causing air clots, endangering life.
Therefore, in case of open wounds, whether to use hydrogen peroxide or not should be used with caution. Shallow small wounds, there is not much dirt, wash with water or normal saline, and disinfect with iodophor. If the wound is deep and polluted, it is appropriate to seek medical attention as soon as possible, and the doctor should determine the treatment method according to the specific situation, or professional operations such as debridement and suturing are required, not just hydrogen peroxide. Overall, when treating open wounds, hydrogen peroxide should not be used blindly. Scientific methods should be followed to promote quick healing of wounds and maintain good health.
In the world, when encountering open wounds, I often think of applying hydrogen peroxide to it. However, there are different opinions on the pros and cons of this move, so we should investigate it in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide is chemically called hydrogen peroxide, which is active and easily interprets oxygen. In the wound, it can cause foam to rise, which is caused by the oxygen released by the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide and the effects of wound dirt and bacteria. In the past, people used its foam image to think that it could cleanse wounds and remove germs, so it was often used.
However, research is gradually becoming clear today. Hydrogen peroxide is used in open wounds, but there are also drawbacks. Although it can sterilize, it can also damage normal human tissue cells at the same time as sterilization. When hydrogen peroxide interprets oxygen, the free radicals produced are highly oxidizing, which not only damages germs, but also damages surrounding healthy cells, hindering the healing process of the wound. And hydrogen peroxide irritates the wound, causing the pain of the injured to intensify. If the wound is deep, rashly rinse with hydrogen peroxide, the oxygen produced or the risk of causing air clots, endangering life.
Therefore, in case of open wounds, whether to use hydrogen peroxide or not should be used with caution. Shallow small wounds, there is not much dirt, wash with water or normal saline, and disinfect with iodophor. If the wound is deep and polluted, it is appropriate to seek medical attention as soon as possible, and the doctor should determine the treatment method according to the specific situation, or professional operations such as debridement and suturing are required, not just hydrogen peroxide. Overall, when treating open wounds, hydrogen peroxide should not be used blindly. Scientific methods should be followed to promote quick healing of wounds and maintain good health.
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