Sepsis is a serious medical condition that can develop when the body's response to an infection causes damage to tissues and organs. Common sepsis symptoms may include fever or low body temperature, chills, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, extreme weakness, confusion, clammy skin, low blood pressure, and reduced urine output.

Recognizing these warning signs early is important because sepsis can progress rapidly. People with a suspected infection who develop serious symptoms such as confusion, breathing difficulties, severe weakness, or reduced urine output should seek urgent medical evaluation.

KBK Hospitals encourages individuals and families to understand the warning signs of sepsis and seek professional medical care when symptoms become severe or worsen suddenly.