My teacher has got the blood infection. He is an American . But I m a Chinese . I don't know much about this disease in English . What does it mean ? Can be cured ? And he told me that vomit everytime when he ate . What kind of food can he have ? How can I help him ? Even the doctors don't know how long this blood infection will last !
People whose immune systems (the body's defense against microbes) are not functioning well because of an illness (such as cancer or AIDS) or because of medical treatments (such as chemotherapy for cancer or steroids for a number of medical conditions) that weaken the immune system are more prone to develop sepsis. It is important to remember that even healthy people can suffer from sepsis.
Because their immune systems are not completely developed, very young babies may get sepsis if they become infected and are not treated in a timely manner. Often, if they develop signs of an infection such as fever, infants have to receive antibiotics and be admitted to the hospital. Sepsis in the very young is often more difficult to diagnose because the typical signs of sepsis (fever, change in behavior) may not be present or may be more difficult to ascertain.
The elderly population, especially those with other medical illnesses such as diabetes, may be at increased risk as well. The number of people dying from sepsis has almost doubled in the past 20 years. This is most likely due to the increased number of patients who suffer from sepsis.
There has been a large increase in sepsis because doctors have started treating cancer patients and organ transplant patients, among others, with strong medications that weaken the immune system.
Also, because of our aging population, the number of elderly people with weak immune systems has grown.
Finally, because of the increased and often inappropriate use of antibiotics to treat illnesses caused by viruses and not bacteria, many strains of bacteria have become resistant to antibiotics, making the treatment of sepsis more difficult in some cases.
I already asked that question, I think 1 month ago. My friend also have this infection and he called it as titer,
johnathan said
"titer is not an infection but it is antibody concentration.by the way there is no such thing as blood infection"
If you want to know more about this, FUN MAIL JOHNATHAN, he will help you.
a blood infection is called sepsis where bactera or virus gets into your blood stream and makes you very sick and can be very deadly if not treated with combo of antibiotics. usually this occors when you have many things wrong ex: ear infet, sinus infection, boils, infected cut and so on.
what's it called, medically? there are many things that can be wrong with blood...do you have the medical term for it?
he could of hade a cut that got infected
I don't have any medical term for it.
Thank you 4 telling me this .
