The initial management of toxic shock syndrome involves the removal of any foreign materials such as tampons, vaginal sponges, or nasal packing.  Antimicrobial therapy is indicated in toxic shock syndrome.  Supportive therapy for toxic shock syndrome includes intravenous fluids, control of blood pressure, and dialysis in cases of renal failure.  Patients with multiple organ failure are admitted to the intensive care unit.
Toxic shock syndrome medical therapy
Sepsis medical therapy
Toxic shock syndrome primary prevention
Hospital-acquired pneumonia medical therapy
Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome medical therapy
Toxic shock syndrome diagnostic criteria
Community-acquired pneumonia medical therapy
Toxic shock syndrome classification