lower risk of toxic shock syndrome (tss)

What Should Healthcare Providers Do?

Healthcare providers play a key role in education and prevention. This includes:
Informing patients about the risks and symptoms of TSS
Providing guidance on safe menstrual hygiene practices
Encouraging alternatives to high-absorbency tampons

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