Hunainover 2 years ago
Causes of septicemia
Septicemia causes Septicemia is caused by an infection in another part of your body. Many types of bacteria can lead to septicemia, and the exact source of the infection often can’t be determined. The most common infections that lead to septicemia are: urinary tract infections (UTIs) lung infections, such as pneumonia kidney infections infections in the abdominal area Bacteria from these infections enter the bloodstream and multiply rapidly, causing immediate symptoms.
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