The mainstay of<unk>  for<unk>  infection is antimicrobial<unk> .  Antitoxin drugs should be added to combination antimicrobial<unk>  for any patient with suspected systemic<unk> .  Uncomplicated cutaneous<unk>  is treated with a single oral antimicrobial agent for a duration of 7-10 days for naturally acquired<unk>  and 60 days for bioterrorism-related exposure.  In cases of systemic<unk>  without meningitis, the initial treatment should include ≥2 antimicrobial drugs for ≥2 weeks or until the patient is clinically stable, whichever is longer.  Patients with systemic<unk>  with suspected or confirmed meningitis are treated with  ≥3 antimicrobial drugs for ≥2 weeks or until the patient is clinically stable, whichever is longer.  Once patients with systemic illness who were exposed to aerosolized spores have completed initial combination<unk> , they should be transitioned to single-agent oral treatment to prevent relapse from surviving B.<unk> is spores.  Supportive<unk>  includes hemodynamic support, mechanical ventilation, corticosteroids, procedures, and surgical intervention in certain occasions.
Anthrax medical therapy
Tuberculosis medical therapy
Typhus medical therapy
Pneumonia medical therapy
Zygomycosis medical therapy
Opportunistic infection medical therapy
Drug-resistant tuberculosis medical therapy
Miosis medical therapy