There are many injuries of inflammation, such as non-bacterial inflammation, which can cause localized redness, swelling, heat and pain, and at the same time, due to the release of inflammatory mediators, it can cause the body to develop fever, which after more fever causes an increase in systemic exertion and significant sweating, which can easily cause electrolyte disturbances. If the inflammation is caused by bacterial inflammation, local pus cavities are usually formed, while the surrounding tissues are constantly eroded. If the inflammation is heavy, more inflammatory mediators will be released into the blood, which will cause a systemic inflammatory response, causing a series of hazards, such as toxic shock, electrolyte disorders, lower blood pressure and other manifestations.