US EditionHow UTIs Can Increase Your Risk of Sepsis as You Age
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How UTIs Can Increase Your Risk of Sepsis as You Age
Many women have experienced a UTI at least once in their lifetime and are familiar with associated symptoms and the traditional methods of treating them. However, because the immune system starts to weaken around age 30, the typical symptoms are subject to change as we age. As a result, these alternate symptoms can go unnoticed for a while, which in severe cases, can cause the UTI to evolve into kidney stones or sepsis. What Is Sepsis and How Ca…
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