Hydrogen Peroxide and Rectal Use: Risks and Safety
No, you should not put hydrogen peroxide in your rectum. Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful oxidizing agent that can cause serious damage to your tissues if it is not used properly. Inserting hydrogen peroxide into your rectum can cause irritation, inflammation, and even serious burns.
Hydrogen peroxide is sometimes used to clean wounds, but it should never be used internally. If you are considering using hydrogen peroxide for any reason, please talk to your doctor first.
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