Necrotizing Fasciitis (flesh eating bacteria)

Necrotizing fasciitis (carnivorous bacteria) by Katrina tram Duon, Carson M. D. necrotizing fasciitis commonly known as "carnivorous bacteria [infection]" occurs in a wide range of people and occurs in the elderly, middle-aged and young patients. It happens to athletes and debilitated individuals. It can happen to self-injured drug users and healthy people who are accidentally injured. It can occur in people with metabolic disorders such as diabetes and suppressed immune system.

Necrotizing fasciitis is thought to be carnivorous bacteria coming from toxins that destroy tissues, not from bacteria that eat meat. Symptoms of necrotizing fasciitis are inflammation, fever, tachycardia. As tissues swell, discolor, and foam within hours, disease progresses rapidly. If you do not treat immediately, the mortality rate is very high. Cellulitis is an infection on the surface of the skin and causes hot, red, painful parts, red stripes on infected limbs. Toxic shock syndrome caused by Streptococcus pyogenes occurs in people already infected with the skin, there is extreme pain in the infected area, followed by high fever, hypotension, discomfort and confusion, which results in coma, coma And can develop into organs. Failure

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