Sepsis is a fatal condition that occurs when the human body reacts adversely to the infection and begins to attack the healthy cells while trying to eliminate the infection causing systemic inflammation.
Not being diagnosed early and treated immediately can lead to complications like shock, organ failure, and life-threatening. Sepsis is previously referred to as septicemia. About 11 million sepsis cases are recorded in India annually, with over 3 million being fatal
Low-grade fever
Shivering
The confused state of mind
Lace-like patterned skin
Troubled breathing
Rapid heart rate
Low BP
Sensitivity to cold
Decreased frequency of urination
Body ache
The following groups are at a much higher risk of sepsis:
The most common type of sepsis with 33% of people affected.
27% of people are affected and usually seen in older people.
27% people are affected showing signs of inflammation.
13% of people are affected, who have liver problems.
Sepsis
Urothelial carcinoma
Adenocarcinoma
Sepsis can happen when an infection starts a chain reaction in your body that makes your organs stop working. Sepsis can be caused by an infection that can start in many different places in the body. The possible causes include,
Bacterial infection
Fungal infection
Parasitic infection
Viral infection
Sepsis is an emergency condition that requires immediate treatment, when delayed it can lead to conditions like,
Hallucinations
Muscle and joint pain
Insomnia
Panic attacks
Multiple organ failure
Cognitive impairment
With effective sepsis infection treatment you can prevent any complications and have a quick recovery.
Complete blood test is analyzed to see for any clotting issues, traces of infection, levels of oxygen, and also to check for any liver dysfunction.
This imaging procedure helps identify any traces of infections in the lungs.
This device employs sound waves to generate images on the video screen. Ultrasound can help detect gallbladder and kidney illness.
This device captures X-rays from different angles and produces one single cross-sectional image. Pancreas and liver infections can be identified through this test.
Treating sepsis quickly is essential. The timeliness of diagnosis and sepsis infection treatment is paramount in sepsis protocols. If your doctor suspects you have sepsis, they will likely admit you to the hospital's intensive care unit (ICU) for specialized care. The following procedures may be used to treat sepsis:
If the sepsis is in the early stages your doctor might recommend certain medications to keep the infection from spreading and also recovery.
Sepsis may require assistance in advanced cases, it can include supply of oxygen through a device and at times even blood transfusion.
In further advanced cases, the removal of damaged tissues is recommended, it can also be transplantation of the deceased or affected organ. In such case, a surgery is recommended.
Ensure to follow good hygiene
In case of any open wounds cover them until recovery
Managing any chronic conditions effectively
Seek medical help in case of an infection
The majority of persons who contract sepsis recover fully. But it may take a while. You may still be experiencing some physical and psychological effects. The aftereffects of sepsis can last for a long time, sometimes years.
The onset and progression of this disorder can be shockingly rapid, and there can be difficulty in diagnosing sepsis. The term "blood poisoning" was historically routinely used to describe sepsis. It almost usually was fatal.
Any infection can cause sepsis, whether bacterial, viral, or fungal; nevertheless, the following are the organs most usually affected by infections that lead to sepsis: Lungs (pneumonia is the most common cause), kidneys, bladder, and the rest of the urinary system
Although most people with illnesses eventually get better, either on their own or with the help of medicine.
Sepsis can be brought on by any infection, whether bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic. Proper cleanliness practices and avoiding sick persons are the only ways to reduce your risk of contracting sepsis. Vaccines are a viable option for preventing the spread of other diseases.
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Our team of highly experienced Specialists have over 20+ years of experience in providing the best treatment for sepsis in Coimbatore.
MBBS., MD(Gen Medicine)., Consultant Physician & HOD
MBBS., MD(Internal Medicine)., Senior Consultant Physician
MBBS., MD., FCCP., Senior Consultant Physician
MBBS, DNB (Resp Med), MNAMS, IDCCM (Critical care), European Diploma in Respiratory Medicine
MBBS, MD (MEDICINE), DM (PULMONARY, CRITICAL CARE & SLEEP MEDICINE) (AIIMS), New Delhi
“Sri Ramakrishna Hospital, I am forever grateful for saving my life at the right time. The staff was extremely kind and cared for me throughout my sepsis treatment. My recovery was relatively quick, and I could return within a week.”
“I would recommend Sri Ramakrishna Hospital for anyone dealing with sepsis. The hospital is well-equipped and offers advanced procedures. My treatment was smooth, and in fact, I suffered no pain throughout my treatment. Thank you for the best care, Sri Ramakrishna Hospital.”
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