The Oxygen Release
When hydrogen peroxide is placed on an affected area, oxygen is released, causing the foaming you’ll see. This foam helps to remove the dead skin while disinfecting the affected spot. This helps reduce the chance of infection taking place.
The Oxygen Release
Where to Avoid Hydrogen Peroxide
While hydrogen peroxide is great for cleaning wounds, there are some times where you shouldn’t use it. For example, some injuries like severe burns, animal bites, and deep gouged wounds could actually be made worse by hydrogen peroxide. Always see a doctor for a serious injury.
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Where To Avoid Hydrogen Peroxide
