An Egyptian doctor finds an effective treatment in case of blood pollution

Dr. Mahmoud El Sherbini, a critical care professor and expert in critical medicine and one of the Egyptian expatriate children in the UK, said the latest medical research had developed an effective treatment for cases of pollution and of sepsis caused by deadly bacterial infections, affecting about 30 million people each year worldwide, nearly half die and require intensive care.

Al-Sherbini said today in a statement to the Middle East News Agency that doctors before this treatment often failed to save the lives of patients because of the brutality of Staphorus and Ischaria, the main causes of infection and sepsis,sepsis), Stressing that these deadly bacteria are the cause of pneumonia, kidney infections, urinary tract, cardiac membranes and often resist all the powerful antibiotics currently available.

The English, Irish and American medical authorities have announced the successful use of this drug in laboratory tests, which would save millions of people exposed each year to infection and sepsis, explaining that the drug used was used in the treatment of brain tumors, It has been discovered that its effectiveness in treating cases of blood pollution is a turning point that represents a victory for the efforts of doctors in the fight against germs and deadly bacteria .

He explained that this drug acts to adhere to the inner lining of the inner lining of the arteries, known scientifically as "endothelium", thus preventing the entry of bacteria and toxins into the vital organs of the body, and so do not stimulate and irritate the body's immune system. And failure of the functions of the lungs, heart, liver and kidneys, and in this way, the use of this new drug does not result in the return of microbes nor resistance to frequent use over time.

On the other hand, Al-Sherbini warned against the indiscriminate use of high blood pressure medications quickly at home or in hospital emergencies, including capsules used for this purpose under the tongue or when ingesting, pointing out that the latest research has warned about the use of a dose greater than 60 mg of this drug. May cause cardiac arrest and death immediately.