A very true statement. Peroxide does tissue damage, especially when used undiluted. Use of topical antibacterials, which include ointments and household soaps, should be used very conservatively, if at all, and are a part of creating resistant strains of bacteria and disease that the medical community faces as an ever present challenge. Not only do these products damage the skin s natural protective acid mantle, but they can also destroy beneficial flora and microbes. There are many skilled and knowledgeable clinicians practicing in the Rogue Valley that specialize in wound management and can confirm this information.
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