{"id":5123,"date":"2023-02-20T08:24:16","date_gmt":"2023-02-20T08:24:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/healthnewscentral.com\/?p=5123"},"modified":"2023-02-20T08:24:31","modified_gmt":"2023-02-20T08:24:31","slug":"10-signs-you-may-be-dealing-with-a-blood-infection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/healthnewscentral.com\/10-signs-you-may-be-dealing-with-a-blood-infection\/","title":{"rendered":"10 Signs You May Be Dealing With A Blood Infection"},"content":{"rendered":"
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More often than not, a blood infection is believed to be sepsis<\/a>, but the actual term for a blood infection is septicemia. However, while the two are often interchanged, they aren\u2019t actually the same thing. Septicemia is a very serious bloodstream infection, while sepsis is a severe complication of septicemia.<\/p>\n

A blood infection \u2013 septicemia<\/a> \u2013 happens when a bacterial infection contaminates the bloodstream from another area in the body, such as the skin, bladder, kidneys or lungs, which are often the most common areas that get an infection. The main reason why blood infections are considered quite dangerous is because once the bacteria creates toxins, these are distributed by the bloodstream through the veins and all throughout the body, spreading the infection everywhere.<\/p>\n

Usually, a blood infection needs to be treated in the hospital because if it goes untreated or unattended, it can eventually turn into sepsis, which can be fatal. Notably, symptoms of septicemia may come on quite suddenly and progress quite quickly as well, which is why it\u2019s important to know the symptoms that come along with this type of medical condition.<\/p>\n

Here are 10 signs that you may have a blood infection.<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. <\/strong>High Fever<\/strong><\/h2>\n

A fever occurs when the temperature of the body goes higher than normal. Although it depends on the person, it is considered a fever when the temperature reaches 100.4\u00b0F, or 38\u00b0C<\/a>, and above. A fever occurs when the body is fighting off an infection, and it\u2019s the immune system\u2019s response by increasing the body\u2019s temperature in an attempt to kill of the infection or illness. When it comes to a blood infection, the fever tends to be very high and very persistent, which can be dangerous if it doesn\u2019t go down over time. If the fever is also accompanied by other symptoms, such as body aches, chills or shaking, dehydration, seizures, and especially if it doesn\u2019t want to go down with medication, call your doctor immediately or head to the nearest emergency room for proper diagnosis, care and treatment.<\/p>\n

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2. Rapid Heart Rate<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Blood infections are not always easy to figure out. In fact, they can be quite difficult to diagnose at first, and may be thought to be something else entirely. When it comes to septicemia, another sign is a rapid heart rate that sits above 90 beats per minute. Usually, an adult\u2019s heart rate ranges between 60 to 100 beats per minute<\/a>, however, these numbers may vary a bit depending on a person\u2019s age. When it comes to septicemia, small clots may form in the bloodstream that may lessen the usual blood flow to vital organs in the body. As a result, a decrease in blood pressure may occur, causing the heart to work harder and compensate for the lack of blood, increasing the heart rate as a result. If you notice any changes to your heart rate, even if it\u2019s not necessarily due to a suspected blood infection, make sure to consult your doctor about it to better understand what could be causing it.<\/p>\n

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\u00a03.\u00a0<\/strong>Rapid Breathing or Shortness of Breath<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Another common sign of a blood infection is rapid breathing, or shortness of breath, which is said to be around 22 breaths per minute or more, as 20 breaths per minute is already considered elevated. Rapid breathing may also be referred to as hyperventilation<\/a>, which is a result of highly stressful situations or a response to panic and fear. When this happens, the body releases more carbon dioxide than it produces, leading to the narrowing of the blood vessels that are responsible for supplying blood to the brain. When someone is battling a blood infection, it can cause rapid breathing as the immune system attempts to battle the infection. Shortness of breath, alongside other symptoms on this list, should never be ignored and should always be given proper medical attention.<\/p>\n

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4. <\/strong>Chills<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Chills is yet another sign that you may have a blood infection. Chills happen when the muscles in the body are attempting to make heat by constant squeezing and relaxing, causing you to shake involuntarily. Although chills can be a normal occurrence when you are feeling cold or even afraid, it can also be one of your immune system\u2019s<\/a> responses to an infection within the body in an attempt to fight off an illness or sickness. Oftentimes, chills are a response to a blood infection since the changes to one\u2019s blood circulation causes lowered body temperature. While chills can occur for a number of different medical conditions, septicemia is one that can turn serious if left untreated.<\/p>\n

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5. <\/strong>Red Dots On the Skin<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Another prevalent symptom of septicemia are having red dots on the skin, or what medical experts call a \u2018hemorrhagic rash.\u2019 This type of rash looks like small clusters of bright red spots, which some say look like pinpricks, all over the skin. Sometimes, these rashes can change and grow bigger over time, eventually looking like a fresh bruise rather than a rash. If the rash begins to look more like a bruise that\u2019s more purple in color, or has become bigger in size, this could mean that the infection has become worse and sepsis may have set in, which can be deadly if left untreated<\/a>. If you have other signs on this list, and a rash or bruise that didn\u2019t occur due to any trauma in that area, be sure to seek immediate medical attention as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

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6.\u00a0<\/strong>Nausea and Vomiting<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Nausea is the feeling of having to vomit, while vomiting is actually the uncontrollable reflex to release or expel the stomach contents through the mouth. Normally, nausea and vomiting are symptoms of gastrointestinal issues, pregnancy, migraines, motion sickness or other conditions. This is why a blood infection doesn\u2019t automatically come to mind when someone is experiencing them. However, they can also be signs of septicemia due to the body\u2019s attempt to fight off the ongoing infection, as well as a response to possible pain that may come with the infection. In addition, vomiting can lead to dehydration<\/a>, which is yet another medical condition that can be concerning when left untreated. Regardless of the cause for the nausea and vomiting, whether a blood infection or not, it is still best to seek proper medical attention and treatment before the condition worsens.<\/p>\n

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7. <\/strong>Confusion or Inability to Think Clearly or Delirium<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Another symptom of a blood infection is confusion, the inability to either think clearly, or delirium<\/a>. While this is a symptom that tends to be more common in the elderly, no matter how old someone is, it\u2019s still one sign that something is wrong and that sepsis has already set in. Confusion or disorientation is a sign of many different conditions, especially in older folk, so septicemia isn\u2019t the first medical issue that most medical professionals think of when a patient comes in confused or perplexed. While experts are still not sure exactly why this is a symptom of the disease, some think that it\u2019s because of the lack of proper circulation throughout the body, leading to an inadequate amount of oxygen in the brain and other vital organs in the body. As with any other symptom on this list, it\u2019s important to seek out proper medical attention as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

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8. Poor Circulation or Inadequate Blood Flow<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Poor circulation is normally caused by having inadequate blood flow in the system, which can cause a tingling sensation in certain body parts, such as the hands, legs and feet. When it comes to septicemia, poor blood circulation is normally due to the bacteria that moves around the blood stream, causing inflammation<\/a> as it moves around. Moreover, septicemia also causes leaky blood vessels and blood clots, which in turn, is what causes poor circulation in the first place, and sometimes even organ failure in serious cases. If you notice tingling in any part of your body, alongside any other symptom on this list, make an appointment to see your doctor about the possibility of having a blood infection, or to find out what else could be causing these types of sensations.<\/p>\n

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9. <\/strong>Reduced Urine Volume<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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One major symptom of having a blood infection is a reduced amount of urine production coming from the body. Moreover, when there are any changes in the amount of urine that people produce, it normally means that there is something wrong in your system, mostly because this means that there is already organ failure happening somewhere within the body. Some infections that can cause issues with urine production are urinary tract infections (UTIs)<\/a>, kidney disease, and blood infections, like septicemia. However, when it\u2019s due septicemia, it\u2019s usually because it has already turned into sepsis. But even if it\u2019s not a blood infection causing problems with urine production, it could still be another undiagnosed condition that requires medical attention and treatment.<\/p>\n

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10. Shock<\/strong>
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Mayo Clinic describes shock<\/a> as \u2018a critical condition brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow through the body.\u2019 Moreover, shock can occur due to a number of different reasons, such as trauma, blood loss, heatstroke, poisoning, severe infections, and many other things. When this occurs, the organs don\u2019t get the adequate amount of oxygen or blood they need to work properly. Some symptoms of shock also include lightheadedness, chest pain, confusion, shallow breathing, irregular heartbeat, and others. When blood infections are left untreated, they can cause the body to go into septic shock, which means the toxin-releasing bacteria has caused very low blood flow which can be life threatening, requiring patients to seek out immediate intensive care before it can lead to death.<\/p>\n

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When To See A Doctor <\/strong><\/h2>\n
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As with any other medical condition, regardless of how many signs or symptoms a patient may be experiencing, it is always best to seek out professional medical care to get a proper diagnosis and to better understand what it happening and how to treat the condition. With blood infections, because it can often go undiagnosed, it can turn critical very quickly, requiring immediate medical attention before it becomes too late. If you notice that you or someone you love is suffering from one of many of the signs on this list, make a call to your doctor to make an appointment to see them as soon as possible. It could actually be a matter of life and death.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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