Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) Toxic shock syndrome presents with high fever, rash and hypotension. Prodrome of malaise, low grade fever, myalgias and vomiting. Sx may occur 2-3 days after tampon use, soft tissue infection, or within a week of other inciting factors. Rash is a diffuse, non-pruritic, blanching, macular erythroderma leading to desquamation. Clinical Criteria […]
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