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Sepsis (Blood Infection) (cont.)

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Picture 1: Cellulitis, an infection of the skin, may lead to sepsis, particularly in elderly people and those with diabetes or other illnesses that alter the immune system.
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Picture 2: This rash, called petechia and purpura, may be a sign of bacteria in the bloodstream (bacteremia).
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