Cat Bites

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The fever is concerning, you should see a doctor and get on an antibiotic, seriously. If you are NOT going to do that.

At least get some Dr Christopher's INFX formula, some garlic pills, oregano pills and zinc.

Im notorious for not going to the Doctor too, with no insurance especially, but the above works so well and is so cheap. I highly recommend seeing a Doctor but atleast get some back up

A bad infection can linger and if it gets in your bloodstream....

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If an infection goes untreated, it can spread in several ways, depending on the type of infection and the part of the body affected. Here are some common ways infections can spread when left untreated:

1. Local spread: If the infection is localized, such as a skin infection or an infected wound, it can spread to the surrounding tissues and deeper layers of the skin or muscles.
   
2. Lymphatic spread: Many infections can spread through the lymphatic system, which is a network of vessels and nodes that help fight infections. The infection can travel through the lymphatic vessels and cause swollen lymph nodes.
   
3. Bloodstream spread: Some infections can enter the bloodstream, leading to a condition called sepsis or blood poisoning. Once in the bloodstream, the infection can spread to various organs and tissues throughout the body.
   
4. Respiratory spread: Respiratory infections, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis, can spread within the lungs and even to other parts of the respiratory system, like the nasal passages or sinuses.
   
5. Gastrointestinal spread: Infections in the gastrointestinal tract, like stomach ulcers caused by H. pylori bacteria, can spread to other parts of the digestive system or even the abdominal cavity, leading to complications like peritonitis.
   
6. Systemic spread: In some cases, infections can become systemic, meaning they affect multiple organs and systems throughout the body.
   

Untreated infections can also weaken the body's immune system, making it more susceptible to other infections or complications. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are crucial to prevent the spread of infections and potential life-threatening complications.