World Sepsis Day is celebrated on 13 September every year. On this day, people are made aware of sepsis, which is a fatal condition. If you do not know, then sepsis occurs when the body is unable to respond properly to these chemicals and it is out of control of the body itself. Damage starts. Multiple organ failure or damage to the body can occur in this condition. If the condition reaches septic shock, the blood pressure of the patient reaches very low and can be up to the death of the patient. Next, we also give you information about this.

What are the symptoms of sepsis
- Body infections such as pneumonia, wound healing, urinary tract infection.

- Body temperature higher than 100.94 degrees F or 96.8 degrees.

-By restless, brain becoming unstable.

- fluctuations in blood pressure.

- Heart rate over 90 beats.

- Breathing briskly.

- Initially, the patient's skin looks hot and red but as the merge increases, the skin becomes quite cold.

- Low urination or no urination throughout the day.

What is the reason for sepsis

According to a study conducted on Indians, sepsis is the highest in patients with infection in the respiratory tract. Other reasons are intra-abdominal infections (abdominal), blood infections, urinary tract infections, skin infections, gynecological infections, infections of the bone and joints, and infections from multiple unintended sources. If its symptoms also appear then contact the doctor immediately. If the problem is more critical, you may have to admit in the ICU immediately.

How to prevent sepsis
Immediately get vaccinated for flu, pneumonia and other infections.
Keep hygiene, do not be negligent on wounding, bathe daily and have some hands before eating.-If there is a bout of infection, contact a doctor immediately.

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