Aspergillosis

What is Aspergillosis

Aspergillosis is a medical condition that has been established to be caused by a group of illnesses. This group of illnesses has been reported to be caused by a certain type of mold which is called Aspergillus. This mold has been found to contain toxins which negatively affects persons with this medical condition. Aspergillosis has also been reported to be a medical condition which affects the respiratory system of the affected individual.

Symptoms of Aspergillosis

Aspergillosis has been reported to be a group of illnesses which is caused by ingestion of molds caused by aspergillus, the mold which contains toxic substances has also been established to affect the respiratory system of persons suffering from this medical condition. Aspergillosis has however been medically established to present some symptoms in affected persons. These symptoms exhibited by the disease state include; Fever, Coughing of blood; Shortness of breath; emaciation and visible weight loss; characteristic chest or joint pain; possible nose bleeding and skin lesions.

Causes of Aspergillosis

Aspergillosis can be caused by certain conditions which has been medically associated to revolve around the inhalation of Aspergillus spores. Inhalation of the spores produced by aspergillus has been reported to be the main cause of the disease state in persons suffering from the medical condition. However, it is important to note that aspergillosis develops mainly in individuals whose immune system have already been compromised, in essence, immunocompromised persons. The compromise of the affected person’s immune system may however have been caused by either a disease, infection or use of immunosuppressive drugs.

Risk factors of Aspergillosis

Aspergillosis has been medically reported to present along with it some symptoms which may be mild or severe depending on the level of compromise of the patient’s immune system. It is important to note that there are some risk factors which predispose persons to the possibility of falling victim to the medical condition, some of the risk factors which have been identified by medical researchers include; weakened immune system, incidence of asthma or cystic fibrosis, compromise of the immune system leading to low white blood cell level, history of a Long-term corticosteroid therapy, possible presence of cavities in the lung, genetic factors, and ankylosing spondylitis.

Complications of Aspergillosis

Aspergillosis presents along with it some complications especially as it affects persons with compromised immune systems. The medical condition has been reported to present a range of complications depending on the severity or mildness of its expression in the patient’s system. Some of the complications presented by the medical condition which grossly affects the respiratory system includes: Bone destruction and spread of infection, Bleeding in the lungs of affected persons and a possibility of infection’s spread from the lungs to other parts of the body including key organs such as the brain, heart and kidneys.

Diagnosis of Aspergillosis

There are several methods by which aspergillosis can be diagnosed in patients suffering from this medical condition, however, one of the most primary diagnosis of this medical condition is the expression of some of the symptoms attributed to the medical condition including Fever, Coughing of blood; Shortness of breath; emaciation and visible weight loss; characteristic chest or joint pain; possible nose bleeding and skin lesions. However, proper diagnosis may also be conducted with the supervision of a medical team. Tests which may be conducted to establish the infection state in the affected person include; X-ray, CT scan, Respiratory secretion or sputum test, Tissue and blood tests, and also, biopsy may be conducted to establish the infection state.

Precautions & Prevention of Aspergillosis

There are several precautionary moves to adopt in avoiding the incidence of infection with aspergillus. However, it has been medically established that it is almost impossible to avoid the infection. Some of the precautionary moves to adopt against aspergillosis include; staying away from obvious and suspected sources of molds such as construction sites, compost piles and stored grain. Also, wearing face masks as a precautionary move when being exposed to infectious agents has been proven to be effective in reducing the chances of infection.

Treatment of Aspergillosis

There are some possible treatment procedures which can be adopted in the care of aspergillosis as a medical condition, the treatment procedures may however be adopted individually or in combination to help promote proper and all-round cure. Some of the recommended treatment procedures include: Homeopathic Treatment of Aspergillosis; Acupuncture and Acupressure treatment of Aspergillosis; Psychotherapy Treatment of Aspergillosis; Conventional or Allopathic Treatment of Aspergillosis; Surgical Treatment of Aspergillosis; Dietary and Herbal Treatment of Aspergillosis; and other 

Homeopathic Treatment of Aspergillosis

Homeopathic treatment of aspergillosis has been reported to be aimed at giving quick relief to some of the symptoms presented by the medical condition which includes pain, bleeding, fever, cough and breathing problems. Drugs administered in homeopathic treatment of aspergillosis has been established to be aimed at not only relieving the pain but also rehabilitating the affected individual, in essence, treatment of aspergillosis is constitutional, focusing on the person and the pathological condition. Homeopathic treatment of aspergillosis has also been reported to be aimed at balancing the energy system, improving immunity and body functions in the affected person. Some of the medications administered in the homeopathic treatment of aspergillosis which focuses on naturally curing the root cause of disorder include; Ars, Sec, Stann, Ipecac, and Ledum.

Conventional or Allopathic Treatment of Aspergillosis

In the use of allopathic treatment of aspergillosis, drugs such as Oral corticosteroids and Antifungal medications are administered to affected persons in order to reduce the allergic reactions presented as one of the symptoms of the medical condition. Aspergillosis has also been reported to be treated with immunosuppressive drugs which most often may be orally ingsted prednisone.

Surgical Treatment of Aspergillosis

Surgical treatment of Aspergillosis is only considered as an option when bleeding from the mass in the lungs occurs. Surgical treatment of aspergillosis involves the removal of the fungal mass in a procedure wherein the doctor, most often than not, a radiologist, threads a small catheter into the artery that supplies blood to the cavity containing the fungus ball. Once the threading is at its destination, a special material is injected into the destination which clogs the artery.

Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Aspergillosis

In dietary treatment of aspergillosis, prescription of coconut oil has been found to stimulates the immune system and also serves as a mild laxative which flushes dead or dying mold and fungi out of the body.

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