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Is there a medical professional who can explain the progression of a URI to SOB to sepsis to death w/i 24 hrs? |
Dx: Bacterial pneumonia. Why do some people survive bacterial pneumonia and some die so quickly like my friend did the other day? No guesses, please! staff infections in the lungs can move very quickly. if your friend had a low immune system it would increase the infection very rapidly.sepsis is a crisis situation that can result in death in a very little amount of time. sepsis is when the bacteria move into the blood stream and flouris. this results in a full body of infection. the result is a quick decline in blood prssure and death. |
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