Patient's question:
Checked carefully for sepsis, it has been a while, and treatment is now being implemented through hospitalization. It seems there has been some improvement, but I would like to ask how long it takes to be discharged from sepsis?Doctor's answer:
Sepsis, this disease, the chance of self-healing has been somewhat reduced now, and it is important to seek timely treatment upon discovery. Neonatal sepsis is a common infectious disease during the neonatal period. It occurs when bacteria enter the neonate's body, spread into the bloodstream, adapt, and produce toxins, leading to systemic infection. If a baby is diagnosed with sepsis, it is recommended to complete the full course of treatment and be discharged only after a blood culture test returns negative. In terms of diet, it is important to focus on consuming a variety of nutrient-rich foods and avoid habits such as skipping dinner or having a meat-poor, unbalanced diet.