If untreated, sepsis can progress quickly, leading to organ failure, severe tissue damage or even death. It’s considered a medical emergency because early detection and prompt treatment are critical.

BBC Morning Live's regular medical expert Dr Ranj has warned that sepsis may not be easily identified, as people may brush ...

BBC Morning Live's regular medical expert Dr Ranj has shared a stark warning that sepsis may be mistaken for common ...

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multiple organ failure and death especially if not recognised early and treated promptly,” they added. The UK Sepsis Trust ...

The symptoms of sepsis can resemble those of a common cold ... and a significant decline in quality of life are also possible. Early intervention and proper management are key to minimizing ...

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The key to beating sepsis is spotting it quickly and treating it early. A recent report by the ... There are lots of different symptoms associated with the condition and many of them can be ...

Symptoms can include severe breathlessness and slurred speech. If sepsis is not treated early, it can turn into septic shock and cause organs to fail.

Recognizing sepsis and starting antibiotics early are crucial but until now the recommended duration of such treatment has been uncertain. The only available option recommended for doctors ...