Can pulmonary fungal infection be cured

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Pulmonary fungal infection is a kind of bronchial or pulmonary disease caused by fungal infection. Sometimes it is a primary fungal infection, sometimes it can be designed early. In many cases, fungi can enter the human lungs through breathing. This kind of pulmonary fungal infection is called primary fungal infection. In some cases, fungi can enter the human lungs through the lymphatic circulation or blood circulation, and then lead to infection, which is a secondary pulmonary fungal infection.

Can pulmonary fungal infection be cured

First: who is not infected with Candida can sometimes be bronchial candidiasis, mainly caused by Candida, for this disease can choose itraconazole for treatment, if it is not caused by Candida albicans infection can choose voriconazole as a treatment drug, the effective standard of treatment is the disappearance of symptoms, sputum specimen fungal test continued two times negative.

Second: there is a kind of pulmonary fungal infection called pulmonary aspergillosis. For such patients, if hemoptysis occurs, it needs to be treated by surgical resection. Some patients may not tolerate surgery. At this time, they can choose bronchial artery embolization for hemostasis, and then use anti Aspergillus drugs for systemic treatment, but the curative effect is uncertain.

Third: there is another disease of pulmonary fungal infection called pulmonary cryptococcosis. If patients with this disease are diagnosed, but have no symptoms, they can be treated with oral fluconazole. Generally, they can recover in about three to six months. However, some patients may have obvious symptoms and can recover after taking fluconazole orally for about six to twelve months.

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Pneumococcosis is also a kind of disease caused by pulmonary fungal infection. This disease usually needs oral TMP-SMZ to be treated, and usually can recover in about 9 days. Some patients may need about three weeks to fully recover.