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On the use of hydrogen peroxide for perforation of the eardrum
Perforation of the eardrum is a common disease of the ear. Hydrogen peroxide in the medical tract is often related to the treatment of this disease.
Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. In the treatment of eardrum perforation, its advantages and disadvantages exist, and the doctor needs to examine it in detail. If used properly, it may help clear the filth in the ear and prevent the growth of evil and poison. Because of its oxidizing power, it can break the structure of the filth and drive away the outside.
When the eardrum is perforated, the defense of the ear is already weak. If hydrogen peroxide is used inadvertently, it may cause irritation. Its strong oxidation or damage to the delicate tissues of the ear, increase the pain of the patient, or even delay the recovery of the disease.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide to perforate the tympanic membrane must depend on the specific shape of the ear. First check the size and depth of the perforation, and then consider the concentration and dosage of hydrogen peroxide for a long time. At the time of initial use, use a thin liquid, a small amount of slow injection, and closely observe the patient's reaction. If there is any discomfort, stop it immediately and find another way.
In short, the use of hydrogen peroxide to treat tympanic membrane perforation should be carefully weighed and a surefire solution should be found, aiming to promote the healing of ear diseases and ensure the health of patients.
Perforation of the eardrum is a common disease of the ear. Hydrogen peroxide in the medical tract is often related to the treatment of this disease.
Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. In the treatment of eardrum perforation, its advantages and disadvantages exist, and the doctor needs to examine it in detail. If used properly, it may help clear the filth in the ear and prevent the growth of evil and poison. Because of its oxidizing power, it can break the structure of the filth and drive away the outside.
When the eardrum is perforated, the defense of the ear is already weak. If hydrogen peroxide is used inadvertently, it may cause irritation. Its strong oxidation or damage to the delicate tissues of the ear, increase the pain of the patient, or even delay the recovery of the disease.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide to perforate the tympanic membrane must depend on the specific shape of the ear. First check the size and depth of the perforation, and then consider the concentration and dosage of hydrogen peroxide for a long time. At the time of initial use, use a thin liquid, a small amount of slow injection, and closely observe the patient's reaction. If there is any discomfort, stop it immediately and find another way.
In short, the use of hydrogen peroxide to treat tympanic membrane perforation should be carefully weighed and a surefire solution should be found, aiming to promote the healing of ear diseases and ensure the health of patients.
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