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Boric acid is used primarily for its antiseptic and antifungal properties. Borsyre is eg. used in the treatment of wounds, skin infections, and fungal infections. Read more

Boric acid is used primarily for its antiseptic and antifungal properties. Borsyre is eg. used in the treatment of wounds, skin infections, and fungal infections.

Essential insights

  • Antiseptic effect: Borsyre acts as an antiseptic by inhibiting the growth of bacteria. It disrupts the cellular processes of bacteria, leading to their death.
  • Antifungal effect: It also has antifungal properties, targeting fungal cells and disrupting their cell membranes, which inhibits their growth and replication.
  • Desiccant action: Borsyre can act as a desiccant, drying out wounds and affected areas, which helps to prevent infection and promote healing.
  • pH regulation: It helps maintain a slightly acidic environment that can be unfavorable for the growth of many pathogenic microorganisms.
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