Symptoms of Sepsis

Sepsis is an uncontrolled body response due to infection. Therefore, the first symptom of sepsis is a symptom of infection. Infection can occur throughout the body; therefore the symptoms vary depending on the part of the body that is infected. Many symptoms can occur during an infection, including:

fever
Muscle ache
transmission
cough
Diarrhea

Be careful if your infection causes palpitations and shortness of breath, because the infection might cause sepsis. Seek medical attention immediately if you have an infection, especially if both symptoms have appeared above.

Sepsis that is not treated immediately and worsens can lower blood pressure to levels that are harmful to the body. This condition is called shock. In the case of shock, blood circulation throughout the body decreases, causing organ dysfunction and even tissue death.

Some symptoms that indicate that the disease is severe are:

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Pale skin
Reducing urination
bleeding
Awareness decreases
hard to breathe

Sepsis can not only occur in adults, but the symptoms are difficult to recognize, especially in toddlers. If your child has an infectious disease, the following symptoms must be monitored because they can indicate sepsis: