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Hydrogen Peroxide Staph Infection Kill
"On whether hydrogen peroxide can kill staphylococcal infection"
Modern physicians have explored that hydrogen peroxide is often doubtful about staphylococcal infection. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation and is often used as a disinfectant by physicians. However, the disease of staphylococcal infection is complicated.
Looking at ancient books, hydrogen peroxide can act on the cell wall and cell membrane of bacteria, breaking its structure and disturbing its metabolism. Theoretically, it should have the effect of killing staphylococcal bacteria. However, in clinical practice, staphylococcal resistance, infection site, environment and other factors can affect the efficacy of hydrogen peroxide.
In superficial staphylococcal infection, if an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide is used to clean the wound, it may inhibit the growth of bacteria and help the wound heal. However, in the infection of deep tissue, hydrogen peroxide alone may not achieve the desired effect.
And when using hydrogen peroxide, its concentration should be considered. If it is too thick, it can damage normal tissue, and if it is too thin, it will be difficult to exert its bactericidal power. Therefore, when a doctor treats, when examining the disease carefully, weighing the advantages and disadvantages, hydrogen peroxide is selected reasonably, and the purpose of achieving the best treatment should not be generalized and applied blindly.
Modern physicians have explored that hydrogen peroxide is often doubtful about staphylococcal infection. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation and is often used as a disinfectant by physicians. However, the disease of staphylococcal infection is complicated.
Looking at ancient books, hydrogen peroxide can act on the cell wall and cell membrane of bacteria, breaking its structure and disturbing its metabolism. Theoretically, it should have the effect of killing staphylococcal bacteria. However, in clinical practice, staphylococcal resistance, infection site, environment and other factors can affect the efficacy of hydrogen peroxide.
In superficial staphylococcal infection, if an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide is used to clean the wound, it may inhibit the growth of bacteria and help the wound heal. However, in the infection of deep tissue, hydrogen peroxide alone may not achieve the desired effect.
And when using hydrogen peroxide, its concentration should be considered. If it is too thick, it can damage normal tissue, and if it is too thin, it will be difficult to exert its bactericidal power. Therefore, when a doctor treats, when examining the disease carefully, weighing the advantages and disadvantages, hydrogen peroxide is selected reasonably, and the purpose of achieving the best treatment should not be generalized and applied blindly.
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