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Sepsis
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So, I fell in the yard and got dirt in a cut on my leg. I know it's unlikely to kill me, but would I have to rub in there to get sepsis or another deadly infection? Please give actual advice instead of "unlikely to work", I don't intend to use this as my go-to, but as a back up I want to know.
Its caused by the bodys reaction to an infection so unless you have an already weakened immune system its hard to get sespis. Rubbing it into the would will not directly correlate to an increase in the chances of getting sepsis its down to your immune system im afraid. Also you may actually not get sespis but an infection the causes a negative effect on blood flow or nacrosis of the skin tissue so if the wound is that nasty surgery to remove the infected part or amputation again not 100% youll die.
I dont know why people on here are on the sepsis bandwaggon but there sure are less excruciating/drawn out methods to choose. If youve seen sepsis at work its not plesent in the slightest.
I don't want my family to know my death was suicide. Like I said, this isn't my first choice, but I want to know different options for natural illnesses.
I don't want my family to know my death was suicide. Like I said, this isn't my first choice, but I want to know different options for natural illnesses.
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