Which is better for treating suppurative wounds, tincture of iodine, iodophor and hydrogen peroxide?

Hydrogen peroxide has oxidation effect, but the concentration of medical hydrogen peroxide is equal to or lower than 3%. When it is rubbed on the wound surface, it will feel burning, and the surface will be oxidized to white and blister. As long as it is washed with clear water, it will restore the original skin color in 3-5 minutes! Generally used to clean wounds.

Tincture is a disinfectant and preservative, and its mechanism of action is to denature protein, kill protein, and kill bacteria, fungi and viruses. If there is burning sensation, itching, redness and swelling at the application site, stop using the medicine, rinse the local medicine and consult a doctor if necessary. If continuous use for 3 days is ineffective, please consult a doctor.

Iodophor has broad-spectrum bactericidal effect, which can kill bacterial propagules, fungi, protozoa and some viruses. It can be used as disinfectant in medical treatment, used for disinfection of skin and mucosa, and also used for treating burns, trichomonal vaginitis, fungal vaginitis and fungal infection of skin. It can also be used for preoperative disinfection of skin such as hands, disinfection of skin at various injection sites, soaking disinfection of instruments, and disinfection before vaginal surgery. Iodophor disinfection has a good effect on common injuries such as burns, frostbite, knife wounds, abrasions and contusions. Compared with iodine and alcohol, iodophor causes less irritation and pain, which is easy to be accepted by patients. It has a wide range of uses and definite effect, and basically replaces skin and mucous membrane disinfectants such as alcohol, mercuric chloride, iodine and purple liquid. In addition, low concentration iodophor is a light brown solution, which is not easy to pollute clothes.

What's the difference between tincture of iodine and iodophor? There is a certain difference between tincture of iodine and iodophor. Iodophor is complex iodine, which is a bit expensive without alcohol. Iodine tincture needs to be deiodified with alcohol. The price is relatively cheap. Moreover, tincture of iodine takes ethanol (alcohol) as the solvent, and iodophor takes water as the solvent (of course, iodine is insoluble in water and is made through a special process). Because iodophor takes water as solvent, it has no irritation to skin, mucous membrane and wound, which is its advantage over tincture of iodine.

Simply put, hydrogen peroxide is generally used to clean wounds.

You said you were going to the clinic, then ask the clinic doctor if iodine tincture should go to iodine. Iodine tincture disinfection can prevent infection in suppurative places. Iodophor is generally used now. Why don't you talk to the doctor about changing iodophor? Because I have never seen the extent of your suppuration, try not to touch raw water to avoid infection. I hope you can understand what I mean. Clinical doctors vary from person to person, but if you have a burning sensation, you can talk to him about changing iodophor. I think there should be no problem. I hope it will help you.