Systemic failure

Introduction Systemic failure refers to the general weakness of the general condition, extremely poor nutritional status, extreme weight loss, edema, hypoproteinemia, etc., and the patient's body resistance is extremely low, accompanied by acne, oral mold infection or other systems such as urinary tract infection.

Cause

It is caused by extremely weak general condition and poor nutritional status, and is common in advanced malignant granuloma.

an examination

Related inspection

Blood routine CT examination urine routine general examination of electrocardiogram

Patients with advanced malignant granulomas often have persistent relaxation heat and progressive wasting and systemic failure.

Central nervous system: early excitement or lethargy performance, can call the blink of an eye, can talk, can listen to instructions, but have disorientation. In turn, it can be developed to blink, have a flexion or stretch response to painful stimuli, but can not talk, incoherent. In severe cases, there is no response to language and pain stimuli. Metabolism: can be expressed as elevated or decreased blood sugar, decreased or increased blood sodium and acidosis or alkalosis.

Differential diagnosis

To identify the specific cause of symptoms of systemic failure.

Patients with advanced malignant granulomas often have persistent relaxation heat and progressive wasting and systemic failure.

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