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"On the Use of Hydrogen Peroxide for Injuries"
Mortal injuries are often applied with hydrogen peroxide. However, there are advantages and disadvantages to using hydrogen peroxide for injuries.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties. When it comes to catalase in tissues, it explains oxygen. This oxygen can kill common bacteria. In superficial minor injuries, if there is a risk of bacterial contamination, it can be used to prevent it from spreading. And its decomposition produces gas, which can clear the filth of the wound and cleanse the wound.
However, there are also those who are not suitable. If the wound is deep and narrow, such as a puncture injury, using hydrogen peroxide, it will produce gas or cause gas clots, endangering life. In addition, if the tissue damage of the wound is severe, the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide, or the injury of the new granulation, the healing time will be delayed.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide in the wound must be carefully inspected. For shallow injuries, it is difficult to clean and free of filth, and it can be used to prevent staining; for deep, narrow and severe injuries, it should be done with caution. It is advisable to follow the doctor's advice and choose the appropriate treatment. Do not use hydrogen peroxide to avoid leaving the disease.
Mortal injuries are often applied with hydrogen peroxide. However, there are advantages and disadvantages to using hydrogen peroxide for injuries.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties. When it comes to catalase in tissues, it explains oxygen. This oxygen can kill common bacteria. In superficial minor injuries, if there is a risk of bacterial contamination, it can be used to prevent it from spreading. And its decomposition produces gas, which can clear the filth of the wound and cleanse the wound.
However, there are also those who are not suitable. If the wound is deep and narrow, such as a puncture injury, using hydrogen peroxide, it will produce gas or cause gas clots, endangering life. In addition, if the tissue damage of the wound is severe, the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide, or the injury of the new granulation, the healing time will be delayed.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide in the wound must be carefully inspected. For shallow injuries, it is difficult to clean and free of filth, and it can be used to prevent staining; for deep, narrow and severe injuries, it should be done with caution. It is advisable to follow the doctor's advice and choose the appropriate treatment. Do not use hydrogen peroxide to avoid leaving the disease.
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