Is there a causative relation?

Endometriosis is the chronic inflammation of the endometrium, the cellular lining of the uterus. It is considered a chronic gynecological disease and it is more common than you think.

Globally, 5–10% of the women of reproductive age are affected by endometriosis.

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Every year, about 48 million people are diagnosed with sepsis worldwide. 1 out of 5 people with sepsis die – and this represents 18 to 20% of annual global deaths. Almost half of these are children, with neonatal and pediatric sepsis accounting for 20 million cases. These are devastating numbers.

The Asia-Pacific region has the highest incidence of sepsis in the world – estimates have revealed that up to 1600 per 100,000 people are afflicted with the disease. The death rate in these countries reach as high as 35%. 

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Sepsis is the final common pathway to death for severe infectious diseases

Sepsis is responsible for almost 20% of all deaths worldwide. This was higher than deaths caused by cancer in 2020. Even if patients survive to live another day, they have risks of developing long-term consequences of neurological, psychiatric, and functional disabilities. Sepsis costs a total of $13,4 billion in 2018, more than twice its cost in 2012 as reported by US Medicare. Sepsis is undoubtedly still a complex challenge up till now.

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