Guide To Sepsis Warning Signs

High Fever Or Low Body Temperature

Many individuals with sepsis will have a high fever or low body temperature! They are both major parts of their immune system's response to infection. Many patients see a change in their body temperature after other symptoms have occurred. Specifically, the changes come because of rapid breathing and a high heart rate! Unfortunately, both a high fever and low body temperature are severe. They complicate sepsis fast! In some cases, they lead to septic shock.

These symptoms result in reduced blood flow. This means compromised circulation to major organs! Patients with these symptoms also experience blood vessel damage when they last for extended periods.

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