What May Increase The Risk Of Sepsis?

Sepsis seems to be a fairly serious condition. Patients may have it if their body responds abnormally to an infection. Doctors should confirm that patient has an infection first. If they have one, they may then measure the patient's blood pressure and respiration rate. Sepsis may cause a systolic reading of less than 100 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). A patient's respiration rate seems to have to be at least twenty-two breaths a minute for sepsis to be possible. Some individuals may also experience issues with their mental state.