Director’s health Dennis Carvalhohe is still very serious, but his situation is stable. According to journalist Patrícia Kogut’s column, he has been hospitalized since December 26 at the Copa Star hospital in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, with blood poisoning and responds well to neurological stimuli.
“The picture is still pretty serious, but that he’s stable is good news. He is strong and he fights. We receive countless messages of love, strength and affection for him. I’m sure he’s getting all of that,” his exwife and friend, actress Deborah Evelyn, told the column, who follows him closely.
Read +: Cintia Dicker talks about her daughter in the hospital: “It hurts a lot”
It should be remembered that Dennis Carvalho left Globo in June 2022 after 47 years with the channel and recently directed a major theatrical success, the musical Clube da Esquina Dreams Never Age.
WHAT IS SEPTICEMIA?
Sepsis or sepsis (formerly known as blood poisoning or blood infection) is a complex and potentially serious condition. It is triggered by an extensive systemic inflammatory response to infection, most commonly caused by bacteria. This response is the body’s way of fighting off the attacking microorganism. To do this, the defense system releases chemical mediators that spread inflammation throughout the body, which can determine the dysfunction or failure of multiple organs, caused by a drop in blood pressure, poor oxygenation of cells and tissues, and changes in blood clotting. .
Read more: Jeremy Renner undergoes surgery after a snow accident
Most common is the initial focus of infection, which establishes itself in the following organs: lungs (eg, pneumonia), abdomen (eg, appendicitis, peritonitis, biliary and liver infections known as abdominal sepsis), kidneys, and bladder ( e.g.: urinary and kidney infections). ), on the skin (e.g. wounds, cellulitis, erysipelas, insertion openings for catheters and probes, abscesses) and on the central nervous system (e.g. meningitis).
The symptoms of sepsis vary depending on the stage of development of the clinical picture. The most common are: high fever or hypothermia, chills, low urine production, rapid breathing, difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat, restlessness, and mental confusion.
Other possible signs of the syndrome are an increase in the number of white blood cells and a decrease in the number of platelets. The information comes from the website of the doctor Dráuzio Varella.
consequences The Fox In the Google news and get alerts on the biggest news on celebrities, soap operas, series, entertainment and more!
Luigi Civalli
Graduate journalist since 2010, passionate about sports and entertainment, specializing in soap operas, films and reality shows. He started his career in 2008 on the Rubroverde website, where he worked for MB Press as an editor and for the newspaper Lance! worked. He joined Ofuxico in 2010, where he currently serves as a special reporter on a wide range of entertainment topics and as an editor when required.