What are the skin symptoms of sepsis?

Early skin symptoms of sepsis may cause red papules and spots on the skin, joint pain, hair loss, etc. It is necessary to conduct routine blood tests in a timely manner, and then according to the test results, glucocorticoids or vasoactive drugs can be used for treatment under the guidance of a doctor to alleviate the condition.

1. Red papules and red spots. In the early stages of the disease, red papules or red spots will appear on the skin surface, and the range is not particularly large, and most of them are wheal-like.

2. Joint pain. Sepsis is a systemic disease. During the course of the disease, it may cause pain in the joints, such as swelling of the hip joints, skeletal joints, and shoulder joints. If the pain is severe, it may cause local fluid accumulation, but it will not cause great damage to the bones.

3. Hair loss. When sepsis occurs, the patient will experience symptoms of hair loss, and the hair will become drier, dull, and easily broken. The patient's skin will also become yellow and dry.

In daily life, we must strengthen personal care, provide patients with a comfortable environment, avoid cross infection, and also provide psychological counseling, strengthen skin care, avoid scratching, and deal with it in a timely manner.