How is sars treated?

Supportive measures: There is no treatment for the viral infection itself, we simply support failing organs and provide adequate fluid and nutrition until the illness has run its course. These can include specialized ivs, ventilators, hemodialysis, feeding tubes, etc.

Symptomatically: There is no documented cases anymore in the world from 2004, according to cdc website. The treatment is alleviating the symptoms, nothing specific.

Supportive care: Treatment is of the signs and symptoms, until the disease has run its course. Frequently, patients need intensive care (ICU) and need to be on a ventilator for a period of time. Fortunately, sars appears to have run its course; to my knowledge, there have been no outbreaks since 2004.

No cure: Treatment for SARS focuses on providing relief of symptoms and complications while the patient's body fights the SARS virus. There is currently no cure that can kill the virus, treatment may require hospitalization for intensive supportive care, including providing patients with IV fluids, medications, and breathing support.

Supportive care: There was no effective treatment or cure for sars, so treatment was to support the patient and hope their own immune system was strong enough to recover.

No specific TX: There were no specific treatments for the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in 2003. Treatments were determined by the patient's signs and symptoms.