What symptom does septicemia have on the body

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Sepsis is caused by the invasion of pathogenic bacteria into the blood circulation. There are two ways for bacteria to invade the blood circulation: one is through the wound on the skin or mucous membrane; the other is through the purulent lesions such as furuncle, abscess, tonsillitis and otitis media. Patients with malnutrition, anemia, diabetes and cirrhosis are more likely to get septicemia due to decreased resistance. After the pathogenic bacteria enter the blood, they grow rapidly and produce a lot of toxins, causing many toxic symptoms. Next, let's talk about the symptoms of this disease. I hope you can prevent it early.

What symptom does septicemia have on the body

Symptom 1: most of the symptoms of infection and poisoning are sudden onset, first chills or chills, followed by high fever, heat type is uncertain, flaccid fever or missed fever; weak, severe malnutrition and small infants may have no fever, or even lower than normal body temperature. The spirit is dispirited or restless, serious person can appear complexion is pale or blue gray, delirious. Cold extremities, shortness of breath, faster heart rate, lower blood pressure, infants can also appear jaundice.

Symptom 2: skin damage, some children can see all kinds of skin damage, with ecchymosis, ecchymosis, scarlet fever like rash, urticaria like rash common. Rashes are common in the skin of limbs, trunk or oral mucosa. Meningococcal septicemia can be seen in varying sizes of ecchymosis or ecchymosis; scarlet fever like rash is common in Streptococcus, Staphylococcus aureus septicemia.

Symptom 3: gastrointestinal symptoms often include vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and even hematemesis, bloody stool; in severe cases, toxic enteroparalysis or dehydration, acidosis may occur.

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Septicemia is a serious systemic infection caused by bacteria entering the blood circulation, growing and reproducing in it and producing toxins. The clinical manifestations were fever, severe toxic blood symptoms, skin rash and ecchymosis, hepatosplenomegaly and high white blood cell count.