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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Finally, the examinations are over !!! Passing shouldn't be a problem.. However, i cant celebrate whole-heartedly. because..   zzz. its an infection and my leg is swollen now. Its swollen and can be compared to the time i tore my ligament on the same leg. Doc told me it isn't Vibrio infection, to my relief but it still looks pretty bad :( Bah. sigh; im running a fever. i'm having chills. im having hallucinations. i feel so lonely. What are the Symptoms of Vibrio vulnificus Infection? Wound infection symptoms may develop within 3 to 24 hours and include: Rapid swelling, pain, and reddening of skin around wound (present in 100% of infections) Large blisters, die-off of tissue around wound (30 – 50% of infections) Gangrene (<10%) Symptoms of infection due to consumption of raw or undercooked seafood often develop in 12 to 48 hours and may include: Fever/chills Nausea/stomach pain/vomiting Diarrhea If Vibrio vulnificus infections are left untreated in people at risk for serious infection (see previous list), symptoms may quickly increase in severity and include: Fluid accumulation, especially in legs Blood-filled large blisters, mainly on extremities Septicemia (bacteria enter and spread through blood stream) Shock (rapid drop in blood pressure) Death Amputation of appendages and/or surgical removal of dead tissue may be required to prevent death.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Finally, the examinations are over !!! Passing shouldn't be a problem.. However, i cant celebrate whole-heartedly. because.. zzz. its an infection and my leg is swollen now. Its swollen and can be compared to the time i tore my ligament on the same leg. Doc told me it isn't Vibrio infection, to my relief but it still looks pretty bad :( Bah. sigh; im running a fever. i'm having chills. im having hallucinations. i feel so lonely. What are the Symptoms of Vibrio vulnificus Infection? Wound infection symptoms may develop within 3 to 24 hours and include: Rapid swelling, pain, and reddening of skin around wound (present in 100% of infections) Large blisters, die-off of tissue around wound (30 – 50% of infections) Gangrene (<10%) Symptoms of infection due to consumption of raw or undercooked seafood often develop in 12 to 48 hours and may include: Fever/chills Nausea/stomach pain/vomiting Diarrhea If Vibrio vulnificus infections are left untreated in people at risk for serious infection (see previous list), symptoms may quickly increase in severity and include: Fluid accumulation, especially in legs Blood-filled large blisters, mainly on extremities Septicemia (bacteria enter and spread through blood stream) Shock (rapid drop in blood pressure) Death Amputation of appendages and/or surgical removal of dead tissue may be required to prevent death.
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