BLEACH BRUISING. NEW PHARMACOLOGICAL GROUP OF DRUGS
Currently bleach bruising is not known as a separate pharmacological group of drugs. However, the complete discoloration of the skin in the area of the bruise is not fiction but reality. Effective and safe bleaching action of drugs on the skin of a living person is indeed possible. It can be realized at the expense of local physical-chemical action, namely due to a moderate alkaline oxidation. In particular, such pharmacological activity has a solution of sodium bicarbonate, further comprising 0.03–0.01 % of hydrogen peroxide. In this regard, we propose to allocate a new group of medicines, in which it is proposed to introduce agents that have specific pharmacological activity in the form of decolourising action on the blood. This group of drugs proposed as the bleach bruising. It is found that the bleach bruising is aqueous solutions of drugs with direct washing and bleaching effect on blood spots and/or bloody infiltrates and fragments of red blood cells inside the skin. For discoloration of the skin bleach solution bruises injected into the skin by injection to the full infiltration of the skin in patches up to create the effect of «lemon peel» on the whole area of the bruise. It is shown that the injection of a solution of 0.9 % sodium chloride in the blood reduces the intensity of its color, but it will not discolor. At the same time, intradermal injection of a solution of 0.9 % sodium chloride produced in the region «blue and cold» bruises, not only reduce the intensity, but also discolor the skin in the area of bruising. Discovered that the most effective and secure bleaching effect on the blood and the bruising has an aqueous solution of 1.8 % sodium bicarbonate and 0.03 – 0.01 % hydrogen peroxide. In this regard, the solution of sodium bicarbonate and hydrogen peroxide is invited to consider the role of a classical representative of the group of bleaches bruising.