Does sepsis threaten people s lives?

Sepsis, i.e., blood poisoning, is not a disease that exists alone. It is a disease caused by the spread of bacterial infections in your bloodstream. "Poisoning" is either caused by the bacteria that caused the infection, or by some toxic substances called toxins produced by the bacteria.

PPPP Even a minor infection such as a boil or a small contaminated wound can release a small amount of bacteria into your bloodstream. Many routine dentistry** procedures, such as tooth extractions, also release bacteria into your bloodstream. If you're in good health, your body will automatically destroy these bacteria.

If you have a more serious infection, such as pyelonephritis, you may have more bacteria or toxins in your blood than you would if you had most other diseases. This condition can cause fever, chills, fatigue, loss of appetite, and general malaise. Antibiotic drugs are able to strengthen their defenses when fighting this infection.

Blood tests can identify the bacteria that are infecting and can help doctors choose the appropriate antibiotics.

You should always talk to your doctor about urinary tract infections, wound infections and severe burns, as bacteria can invade the bloodstream in these cases. The presence of large amounts of bacteria and/or toxins in the blood may cause septic shock. You will experience severe chills, pale, chills and clammy complexion, accompanied by a severe drop in blood pressure.

Usually, sepsis begins with an infection in some part of your body (but there are exceptions). This is a serious illness and you should seek medical attention immediately.

Sepsis occurs when bacteria multiply in the bloodstream and cause symptoms. Because blood is the best medium for bacteria, once bacteria multiply in the blood, the consequences are more serious. However, due to the progress of modern medicine and the advent of antibiotics, sepsis is no longer an incurable disease.

After blood culture, antimicrobial susceptibility test, and the selection of sensitive antibiotics can basically control sepsis. As for exchange transfusion, it is definitely not necessary, and in the case of severe infection, transfusion of fresh blood to improve the body's resistance is conducive to the recovery of the disease.

Sepsis is a symptom of systemic poisoning caused by pathogenic bacteria entering the bloodstream and growing and multiplying in the bloodstream. It should be said that it is severe. The mortality rate is high, but now with the improvement of medical technology and the production of many antibiotics.

If the disease is not advanced and the measures taken by the doctor are effective, the mortality rate will be reduced, but the medical expenses will increase. The length of hospital stay is also long.

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Sepsis is a complex systemic infection that can affect various tissues and organs. In addition to actively fighting infection, primary disease and regulating immune status, complications such as septic shock, DIC, and cardiorenal insufficiency caused by sepsis are also necessary.

1) General and symptomatic** Bed rest, strengthen nutrition, and supplement appropriate amounts of vitamins. Strengthen care, especially of the oral cavity, to avoid the development of fungal stomatitis. Maintain water, electrolyte and acid-base balance.

Give transfusions, plasma, albumin, and gamma globulin as necessary. In case of high fever, physical cooling can be given, and sedatives can be given to those who are irritable. In patients with severe symptoms of poisoning, septic shock and DIC, a short period of adrenocorticosteroids (3 to 5 days) can be given along with effective antimicrobial drugs**.

b) Pathogen**.

1 Principles and methods of antimicrobial application Timely selection of appropriate antimicrobial drugs is the key. Attention should be paid to early, sufficient and fungicides; Generally, two antimicrobial drugs are used in combination, and most of them are administered intravenously; The first dose should be large, pay attention to the half-life of the drug, and administer it in divided doses; The course of treatment should not be too short, generally more than three weeks, or 7 to 10 days after the fever subsides; When migratory lesions are present, the course of treatment should be prolonged; In addition to the clinical response, the effect can also be sterilized, where the serum bactericidal titer (the highest dilution factor of serum with bactericidal effect) 1:8 indicates that the drug is appropriate, 1:

4. The medication should be adjusted.

2 Choice of antimicrobial agents.

1) When sepsis is initially considered and the pathogen cannot be determined, drugs with a wide antibacterial spectrum that take into account both gram-positive cocci and gram-negative bacilli can be selected first, or a combination of aminoglycoside antibiotics and penicillin antibiotics can be used for common golden grape and Escherichia coli infections**.

2) If the diagnosis has been basically clear, the pathogenic bacteria cannot be identified in a short period of time, and the disease is more critical and needs to be quickly controlled, the type of pathogenic bacteria can be preliminarily estimated according to the patient's age, primary nature, immune status, possible bacterial invasion route and epidemiological data, and appropriate antimicrobial drugs can be selected. If there is a history of **infection or boil squeezing, or when there is a pustular rash, it is speculated that the pathogen may be golden grapes, and oxazole penicillin or cephalosporins plus gentamicin or amicana can be used; When there is a central gangrenous rash on the wound and pseudomonas aeruginosa sepsis is suspected, antibacterial drugs such as aminoglycosides or oxypiperazine penicillin plus cephalosporins can be used; Aminoglycosides should be used in patients with neutropenia, in combination with carbenicillin or cephalosporins.

3) When the bacterial culture has been positive and the pathogen is clear, the appropriate antibacterial drug can be selected according to the antimicrobial susceptibility test or according to Table 2.

3) Treatment of local lesions Purulent lesions, regardless of primary or migratory, should be punctured or incision and drained in a timely manner on the basis of the use of appropriate and adequate antibiotics. Purulent pleurisy, joint abscess, etc. can be locally injected with antimicrobial drugs after puncture and drainage. Surgery should be considered in cases of obstruction of biliary and urinary tract infections**.

First of all, sepsis can be completely treated, more VC and uracil can be used, in addition, patients with sepsis can live as long as normal people without deterioration or improvement of their condition.

Don't tell me, you have this disease?

He asked me about sepsis this morning.

I feel guilty

Start with having a relationship.

Now it's getting more and more

Hopefully it's not you

Sepsis is not a terminal disease, nor is it leukemia, it is good **, it will not die.

It usually occurs on the body of the newborn, there will be low temperature, the hands and feet will be very cold, the reaction speed will be very slow, always want to sleep, and the breathing will become very short.

It may cause some changes in the body system, resulting in cold limbs, resulting in liver failure, kidney failure, decreased resistance, coma, and some heart diseases.

There are particularly serious harms, which can lead to a drop in blood pressure, uremia, kidney failure, acute liver failure, endocarditis, coma and so on.

1. Sepsis refers to systemic infection syndrome, in which pathogenic pathogenic microorganisms invade the blood circulation system and grow and multiply, producing a large number of toxins and metabolites, causing severe poisoning symptoms. The pathogenic pathogens that cause sepsis are mainly bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma, chlamydia, fungi, etc. Sepsis can cause systemic infections:

This type of sepsis is a disease that causes infection in patients who can still be systemic.

2. The disease of sepsis is usually a certain bacteria, or the deadly bacteria we know, enter the blood of our body, causing continuous blood circulation, these bacteria with the circulation of blood, continuous development and rapid reproduction, resulting in a toxin that infringes on our entire body system, thereby triggering a systemic disease in patients, causing our systemic infection, so it can be seen that the symptoms of sepsis are difficult to **.

3. The incidence of sepsis and the severity of the disease are determined by the pathogen and the immune function of the patient. Especially in patients with underlying diseases such as severe trauma, diabetes, liver cirrhosis, uremia and chronic cardiopulmonary disease, the risk of sepsis is significantly higher than that of others, and the effect is relatively poor. Sepsis can first appear poisoning symptoms, patients have chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, muscle and joint pain all over the body, shortness of pulse and breath, severe cases may have several wax toxic encephalopathy, myocarditis, septic shock, etc.

4. Strict treatment of symptoms: once a patient with this disease is confirmed to be sepsis, careful care should be carried out. For example, don't let your **mucosa be damaged every day, and strictly protect your ** and tissues.

If you find an infection in your daily life, you should immediately seek medical attention to treat these lesions. In the process of **, it is necessary to ensure the requirements of sterility. Do not use antibiotics casually, in short, once the disease occurs, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to deal with the symptoms.

Seriously, it will also kill people, but it can be **.

1) Antimicrobial** Antibiotics should be used as soon as possible. When the pathogen is unknown, the drug can be selected according to the bacterial invasion route, the age of the child, the clinical manifestations, etc., usually broad-spectrum antibiotics or a combination of gram-positive cocci and gram-negative bacilli, and then adjusted according to the results of culture and susceptibility testing. Staphylococcus aureus infection should be treated with oxazole penicillin, cephalosporin, vancomycin and other drugs, often combined with more than 2 kinds of intravenous administration, and continue to be used for 10 days after normal body temperature; Gram-negative bacilli such as Escherichia coli and pneumobacterium can be combined with third-generation cephalosporins and aminoglycosides, and cefotaxime carboxyxime can be used in combination with aminoglycosides or carbenicillin in patients infected with Pseudomonas aeruginosa; For anaerobic infections, metronidazole is preferred in combination with chloramphenicol.

If there is a purulent lesion, systemic antibiotics should be used along with surgical incision and drainage or puncture to drain the pus.

2) Others** Give a high-protein, high-calorie, high-vitamin diet to ensure nutrition. Gamma globulin may be given intravenously or a small number of multiple transfusions of human plasma, whole blood, or albumin. Patients with severe symptoms of infection and toxicity can be given a short course of adrenocorticosteroids (3 to 5 days) while taking an adequate dose of effective antibiotics**.

Brother, please cooperate with the doctor**, it's not a big deal! I'm sure you'll recover soon.

How long can you live with sepsis? 3. When the manifestations are severe, they may be life-threatening.

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