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My doctors say i have septicaemia what are chances of rapid recovery?
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Depends: The source of the septicemia, the nature of the organism (bacteria), the status of your immune system, the presence of other diseases, the therapy chosen, and other factors all enter into the chances for rapid recovery. Your doctors will do the very best and am sure you should get better soon.
Answered 7/10/2012
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