How long can you survive acute sepsis?

As the saying goes, "Disease comes like a mountain falling, and goes like a thread being pulled out." From this sentence, we can see that the arrival of disease often catches people off guard. Many people in life do not take good care of their bodies and are only busy with work and study, so their bodies are particularly prone to problems. For this reason, many people in life suffer from acute sepsis. Acute sepsis is a very terrible disease. So, how long can you live with acute sepsis?

Sepsis refers to an acute systemic infection caused by pathogenic bacteria or conditionally pathogenic bacteria invading the blood circulation, growing and multiplying in the blood, and producing toxins. Sepsis accompanied by multiple abscesses and a long course is called sepsis. It varies with the type, quantity, virulence of the pathogenic bacteria, as well as the age and resistance of the child. In mild cases, there are only general infection symptoms, while in severe cases, septic shock, DIC, multiple organ failure, etc. may occur.

How long can you survive with acute sepsis? There is no answer to this question. Because the patient's survival time is affected by many factors, such as mentality, treatment effects, diet, physical condition, etc., patients should not give up treatment. First of all, they should actively cooperate with doctors for scientific treatment.

What to do if you have acute sepsis

1. People often say that people are scared to death. After learning about their illness, many patients' mood plummets and they will soon fall into pessimism and despair. Such negative emotions will only do harm to the condition, so patients must cheer up and actively fight the disease.

2. Patients with sepsis should ensure full absorption of nutrients in their diet. They should eat more eggs, milk, beans, red dates, kiwi fruit, papaya, etc. that are rich in high-quality protein, vitamins, and trace elements to improve the body's disease resistance. They should avoid eating spicy or irritating foods.

3. Patients should pay special attention when treating this disease. During the treatment period, they should often rest in bed, strengthen nutrition, and must take appropriate vitamin supplements to maintain their water and electrolyte balance, so that they can better carry out the treatment.

4. Patients with acute sepsis may have high fever during the treatment of this disease, so physical cooling must be given. If they are irritable, they should be injected with sedatives and appropriate antibacterial drugs should be used to treat the primary disease.