• Red or swollen skin that spreads easily

• Fever

Some symptoms that appear later are:

• Oozing and pus from affected area

• Ulcers, blisters, and black spots on affected area or tissue that died (“Necrotizing Fasciitis: All You Need to Know”)

that people have prior to getting necrotizing Fasciitis effects

their mortality rate. For example, people with diabetes, liver disease, older

age, acute renal failure, and not undergoing surgery to remove the dead effected

tissues, results in having a lower chance of surviving Necrotizing Fasciitis.