On thursday (b)(6) 2016, patient's mother called (b)(4) to report details on her daughter's tss event.She stated that on a sunday her daughter stated she was not feeling well.She was menstruating at the time, but the start date was unknown.She went to school on monday but that night she began vomiting.On tuesday the mother called a doctor who advised her to keep hydrated and see how she feels after 24 hours.By wednesday, her daughter had developed a fever, and the vomiting continued.The mother called the doctor again and was told to "give it more time." on thursday the daughter continued to vomit and began having diarrhea, and the mother called the doctor who told her to come in for an office visit that day.When the daughter showed her mother that a rash had begun to appear on her stomach, the mother called the doctor's office back to tell them this, and she was told take her daughter to the emergency room right away where she was diagnosed with tss.
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Fda contacted (b)(4) on march 9, 2016, to inform (b)(4) that the agency has received four reports (mw5059966, mw5059967, mw5059968 and mw5060650) concerning adverse events involving playtex sport tampons.The reports indicate that four young women have been hospitalized at a single hospital since the beginning of the year with patient problem 2108: toxic shock syndrome.
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