What does septicemia symptom have commonly?

summary

Sepsis is not unfamiliar to most people. Sepsis is a disease caused by the change of ice making machine and common pathogenic bacteria of sepsis. Moreover, due to the influence of a series of factors, such as the type, quantity, virulence of pathogenic bacteria, the age of patients and their own resistance, different situations often appear. As sepsis has great harm and threat to our health, we need to understand the initial symptoms of sepsis and do a good job in prevention. Now I will summarize some initial symptoms of sepsis.

What does septicemia symptom have commonly?

First of all, the initial stage of sepsis patients will generally appear chilly or shivering, and then further appear high fever. However, patients with relatively weak physique may not have fever, on the contrary, their body temperature will be lower than normal.

Secondly, in the early stage of sepsis, patients will also have skin damage, the common ones are ecchymosis, ecchymosis, scarlet fever like rash, urticaria like rash. Moreover, red and swollen skin rashes often appear in the limbs, trunk skin or oral mucosa and other different parts of the body skin.

Finally, in the early stage of sepsis, patients will have gastrointestinal discomfort. Nausea, vomiting, stomachache and diarrhea are common. Patients with fragile constitution even have hematemesis and bloody stool. And especially serious when there will be intestinal paralysis and dehydration.

matters needing attention

For high-risk patients prone to sepsis, we should closely observe the changes of the condition. Once there are signs of sepsis or suspected condition, we should actively check and deal with it decisively. Do a good job in disinfection and isolation of baby room, operating room, surgical ward and patients with immunodeficiency, in order to prevent cross infection caused by pathogenic bacteria. Patients in burn ward and hematological diseases should be strictly isolated when receiving chemotherapy or bone marrow transplantation; In order to prevent the spread of drug-resistant staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and fungi, it is necessary to strengthen the disinfection and isolation measures in the wards with or without septicemia. Staff with chronic Staphylococcus aureus carriers should be temporarily transferred out of the ward and treated to protect patients with low resistance from infection. Immunopotentiator can be considered for some patients.