What Are The Symptoms Of Sepsis?

Extreme Weakness

Patients with this condition also seem to have extreme weakness. The reason may be connected to organ failure, as mitochondrion failure can also happen. This part of the body appears to be responsible, in part, for a patient's energy. Without it working the way it should, patients may deal with muscle failure. Of course, it seems that extreme weakness is common too. Sepsis may also trigger nerve damage, which seems to result in extreme weakness as well. Patients who recover and experience post-sepsis syndrome may deal with extreme weakness too. This appears to be due to structural defects in their muscles. These defects may cause wasting.