Early symptoms of sepsis?

summary

Sepsis in the onset, there will be some symptoms, we should be familiar with these symptoms. Only after being familiar with it, can we discover the existence of this disease in time and treat it in time. Many people don't know the symptoms of sepsis, so when they find the disease, the disease has become very serious. Now let's talk about the early symptoms of sepsis. I hope you can remember the symptoms of this disease.

Early symptoms of sepsis?

Skin harm: the patient's skin will show erythema, about more than half of the patients will show this new manifestation, the patient's skin or mucous membrane will have some harm. There is a thin layer of scales on the surface of the facial erythema, which is slightly higher than the normal skin. If it is not treated in time, the erythema will gradually shrink from the base, accompanied by the decrease of pigment and the aggravation of surrounding pigment.

Joint pain: sepsis is a systemic disease, which can also affect other parts of the patient's body. For example, joint pain is the most common, which is mainly the interphalangeal joint, wrist joint and knee joint. The second is the ankle, elbow, shoulder and hip joint, which shows swelling and pain. Sometimes there is effusion, but it is not harmful to the bone, so don't worry about this situation blindly.

Hair loss: some septic patients will show the manifestation of hair loss, and the number is still relatively large, if the patient is not treated in time, it may also cause body hair and eyebrows to fall. However, the general condition of the patient's hair is generally reflected as withered and yellow, no luster, easy to break. However, as long as the patient can cure the disease, the hair can still be regenerated.

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.