Necrosis

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Hello there LT,

Thank you for this additional information which is another item I was not

aware of regarding its use.

But do you think the delayed healing would develop if the Peroxide was used

only the once, as an immediate application to a freshly sustained wound ?

Regards

P.

Larry Torrey <ltorrey@...> wrote:

Hi Pete,

The literature I've seen says that the bubbling action cleans out

debris. It also cleans out the developing granulation tissue and

therefore retards healing.

You shouldn't see necrosis, but delayed healing.

Best,

LT

peter mitchell wrote:

> ...it

> also seves to 'effervesce' clean out small debris from

> wounds and the heat given off can slow some

> bleeding...however the Topside medical advisor I am

> required to contact does not allow its use as, 'it

> causes necrosis'..!

>

> Any observations on that ?

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