10 Flesh Eating Bacteria Symptoms

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Fatigue

Flesh-eating bacteria symptoms can take a toll on the body because the immune system is working tirelessly to fight the infection. As a result, individuals with necrotizing fasciitis may feel exhausted.

The tiredness may be extreme. The patient might be unable to leave their bed and may not have enough energy to bathe, eat or complete any meaningful activities. Anyone experiencing extreme fatigue along with a red, swollen and painful area of skin should seek medical help immediately.

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