A 14-year-old Brazilian boy lost his life after giving a bizarre challenge, which caused a serious and fatal infection in the body. According to news reports, Devi Nuns Morera injected himself with a mixture of dead butterfly remains and water, causing an allergic reaction.

Initially, Davi told his father that he hurt himself while playing. As his condition weakened, he informed the doctors what he had done. Santa Marselina Hospital doctors, where Davi was being treated, estimated that the boy might suffer from an infection, an infection. “We do not know how he prepared the shape of this mixture or the pieces that he managed to inject into the body,” Dr. Luiz Fernando D. Relvas, a specialist, told a local newspaper.

Davi’s death is connected to potential toxins in a butterfly mixture, causing his body to close as he went into septic shock due to sepsis.

What is sepsis?

Sepsis is a life-threatening medical condition due to a heavy response to your body’s infection. According to doctors, if there is no immediate treatment, it leads to tissue damage, organ failure and even death.

Experts say that when there is an infection in the body, the immune system tries to fight it. But sometimes when the immune system stops fighting, the infection begins to spread and damage your normal tissues and organs, causing widespread swelling throughout your body.

At the same time, an abnormal chain reaction in your clotting system causes blood clots in blood vessels. It reduces blood flow to different organs of your body and can cause significant damage or even failure.

Who affects sepsis?

Doctors say that sepsis can affect anyone, who suffers from infection – especially bacteria – especially at high risk. However, you are also at high risk if you:

• Are over 65 years of age
• Are pregnant
• There are medical conditions such as diabetes, obesity, cancer and kidney issues
• There is a weakened immune system
• There are serious injuries like irritation and wound
• There are catheters, ivs, or breathing tubes

What is the reason for sepsis?

Sepsis is mostly caused by bacterial infections, as well as with potential fungi, parasitic and viral infections. According to doctors, you can achieve sepsis when an infection triggers a series reaction in your body that causes the limb of limb. The leading infection for sepsis begins in many different parts of the body, including normal sites and types:

• Respiratory system
• Bladder system
• gastrointestinal system
• Central nervous system
• skin

Symptoms and symptoms of sepsis

Since sepsis can affect any different area of ​​your body, there are different possible symptoms, some of which are included:

• Blood poisoning or septicemia
• Urinary issues
• Low energy and weakness
• Fast heart rate
• low blood pressure
• Hypothermia
• High fever
• Shock and chill
• Hot or Clame and Swear Skin
• Confusion or movement
• Hypervantlation and shortness of breath
• Excessive pain or discomfort

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