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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.
                                                            
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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.
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- 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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