Symptoms of sepsis

summary

Sepsis is a blood disease, blood received the virus infection, there is no age difference, but the incidence of infants is more. Septicemia refers to the bacteria invading the blood and reproducing in the blood, producing a large number of toxins, causing acute systemic infection. If the bacteria invading the blood stream are cleared by the body's defense function, it is called transient bacteremia when there is no obvious symptom of sepsis. Bacteremia can turn into sepsis at any time, and sepsis and bacteremia are collectively referred to as bloodstream infection. The main clinical manifestations were shivering, high fever and toxemia.

Symptoms of sepsis

Sepsis is an acute infectious disease. There is no incubation period, as long as the infection, there will soon be the incidence of the situation. Of course, according to the individual's physical quality is different, also need to be determined according to their own situation, regular check to determine the specific situation.

Septicemia is due to local tissue infection, leading to bacteria invading the blood, and a large number of reproduction in the blood, resulting in toxins. In general, when the bacteria are independent, the number is large, the patients are not treated in time, and the resistance is poor, it is easy to cause local bacteria to invade the blood system and multiply in large numbers, leading to sepsis.

The symptoms of sepsis include general symptoms, high fever, chills and digestive symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, etc. There will also be a rash, the performance of the skin ecchymosis, ecchymosis. Bacteria invade other organs to form organ abscess, such as invading the liver to form liver abscess. Severe cases may have toxic shock and coma.

matters needing attention

The prevention of septicemia. For patients infected with bacteria, to timely, targeted treatment, to avoid the spread of bacteria into the blood. The medical staff should do a good job in disinfection and prevention, cut off the route of transmission, and closely observe the high-risk patients who are prone to sepsis. Once there are signs of sepsis, they should timely check and treat them.