We arrived to treat blood pollution caused by a bacterial infection

Dr. Mahmoud El-Sherbini, professor of intensive care and critical medicine expert and one of the Egyptian expatriates in the UK, announced that the latest medical research had developed an effective treatment for cases of Infection and blood poisoning caused by deadly bacterial infections, affecting approximately 30 million people each year worldwide. Nearly half die and require intensive care.

"Before this treatment, doctors often failed to save the lives of patients because of the savagery of Staphorus and Ashritia bacteria, which are the leading causes of infection and sepsis, called sepsis," said Al-Sherbini. These deadly bacteria cause pneumonia, kidney infections, urinary tract and heart membranes. They often resist all the powerful antibiotics currently available.

"Medical authorities in England, Ireland and America have announced the success of using this drug in laboratory experiments, which opens the door in hopes of saving millions of people exposed to infection and sepsis each year. " He explained that the drug used was used in the treatment of brain tumors, until its effectiveness is discovered as a treatment of blood-pollution cases, which is a turning point represents a victory for the efforts of the doctors in terms of brutality of 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 the failure of the functions of the lungs, heart, liver and kidneys, and in this way, the use of this modern medicine does not result in the return of microbes or resistance to it. 39, frequent use over time.

Moreover, Al-Sherbini warned against the indiscriminate use of antihypertensive drugs at home or in hospital emergency departments, including the capsules used for this purpose under tongue or when ingesting, pointing out that the latest research warned against the use of a dose greater than 60 mg of this drug. May cause cardiac arrest and death immediately.